you can see childrens beds here all around and then in the next room over there was their classroom. their shoes still litter the lockerroom, mercifully the school had been evacuated so no children were killed in the strikes. the mayor of kharkiv says 67 schools and 54 kindergartens have been hit here since the war began and what s so striking when you look around is that it s so clearly not a military target. this is a residential neighborhood. just a few blocks away, the bare skeleton of an apartment building. authorities say more than 2,000 houses have been hit here. sounds of war are never far away. so you can see this is what s left of the bedroom here. it s just astonishing.
ordinary civilians, people, trying to live their lives and coming under a hail of artillery and rockets on analyst daily basis. and people still trying to live their lives, that woman you report putting on her make-up. yeah it s really, i mean obviously we ve been traveling a lot around this whole country. the people of kharkiv kind of astonish me in terms of the level of pride and resilience and defiance in the face of that kind of bombardment, to be living on your own in an apartment where your nextdoor building the entire face of it has been sheered off and you re still getting dressed in the morning, putting you doon your lipstick in the morning, just speaks to an extraordinary essential quality in people you really don t see often. yeah, clarissa ward, thank you so much, appreciate it. top u.s. military official giving a stark warning about the threat russia proposes to international global security if not held accountable for their
potentially win this. yeah, and the other question is how quickly can those howlitzers and other weapons get into the east, thanks so much, more from clarissa her full report coming up next block and in light of new images we obtained in killings in bucha, conviction with prosecutor for the international criminal court, joins us tonight, and later, clarissa s reporting from kharkiv, under nonstop siege now ninene weeks. allergies don t have to be scary. spraraying flonase daily stos your body from overrereacting to allergens al season long. psst! psst! flonase e all goo. this mother s day, show mom that you worship the ground she walks on. or in this case, stands on.
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tall order for russia to fully encircle kharkiv. mariupol had what 140,000 residents before the invasion, kharkiv, was 1.5 or something exactly and a strong ring of ukrainian forces who have been launching successful counter offensives, russians tried to push in there last month, weren t successful in doing it but because of that relentless bombardment, sort of instills a sort of vulnerable mentally as well in terms of morale because the message you re receiving day in and day out is you will not be allowed to have a normal life in any way, shape or form, unless you submit. where were you in chernobyl today, the iea direct calling it a fact-finding mission, bringing necessary equipment and where they come out, have found significant damage. remember the russians occupied that facility early on in the war, they were there several