beginning and part of my coverage was interviewing ukraine americans here who had family members and friends overseas. once i spoke with them and published that story and went back and asked them if they knew of anybody who was still in kyiv or in ukraine who would want to speak with me and share their story, and that is how i came across larissa. i ve been speaking with her since february 27th, as you mentioned. and she has been extremely candid. our initial conversations were just text messages, then she started sending me those voice mail messages. at first they were very, very brief. but over time they ve gotten longer and she said at one point i think i m going to keep doing this, because i want to remember what this was like. i want to remember what myself and my family and community is going through, what ukrainians are experiencing. so it s become a journal of sorts for her. and now for the world to see exactly what this assault is doing to people in ukraine. danielle, it s i
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documentary film maker, 50-year-old brent renaud shot by russian troops just north of kyiv. richard engel joins us from kyiv. you saw the damage near the center of kyiv firsthand, richard. tell us about that attack and what s happening there in the capital. reporter: what many people here fear is that that attack was something of a bellwether, that the russians are going to be, if not pushing in physically deeper into the city, they re going to be carrying out more destructive attacks in the heart of kyiv. and it is what they ve been doing in other cities, what they ve been doing in mariupol, kharkiv, a destructive campaign to force people to leave, which puts pressure on the government, puts pressure on europe, on the west in general, and then trying to take territory after they ve already scorched the earth. so many people have left the
serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. more than 2.8 million ukrainians have fled their country since the start of the russian invasion. but larissa can t pack up her live in kyiv. her mother who s in cancer remission cannot evacuate and her daughter refuses to leave her behind. every day now larissa has been leaving a voice mail for today.com painting a picture of how she, her city and her family are surviving. hi, i m all right. i m okay. this night and this morning was very loud, but i m really okay.
we were out with my dad, and tried to buy something to eat, but, you know, food of first need, not enough. a lot of chips, nuts, salt nuts and all that. i m okay. last night was really quiet in kyiv. and that quiet all around me made me more nervous. more stressed, because you don t know when will be the attack. they shelling civilian. they shelling kindergartens, i can t even believe that human can do that to other human. outside kyiv, it s really hell
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