Right for women to be able to give birth in a safe and comfortable place. this is very early on in the war. this is march. it is in one of the maternity hospitals in kyiv. there were constant air sirens. and so women who were either in labor, who had just delivered, who had a newborn, they had to go down to the shelter constantly. it was moldy, it was dark and dank. and the conditions were horrible. i want to show a picture of families who were leaving mariupol, arriving in zaporizhzhia, and of course zaporizhzhia has been in the news. i want to just passed by this picture. this is a picture i want to see the picture of the people on the bus. yeah, that s when i m looking for. zaporizhzhia is in the news again this weekend. but this one was remarkable. it s a simple picture, lindsey lynsey,. .
Anna. with six month old. embraced by her brother. one of many family reunions here. she was also seen in the same video as ol ga leaving mariupol. the day after she turned six months old. she s a french teacher in happier times. how do you feel now? now i feel happy and exhausted. because two months. how did you live for two months in the basement? with a four month old boy. how d you eat? now, i smile because i can smile. finally. because all the months i was crying and every day. emotionally it was really difficult. when we didn t have any hot water for him. we just took the candle and we
Near kyiv, near kharkiv. so he s now concentrated on focus on getting as much as possible and wrapping it up by the 9th. that explains the attacks. in eastern ukraine. also, totally kind of illogical attack on mariupol. it has no significance. but they want to basically fully take control of mariupol. also deliver it as a sell it as a victory. to russian citizens. russia now it s much smaller profit they expected to get since the beginning. much smaller trophy. due to the bravery of the military forces. and the military support
Mariupol. cheerfully across a bridge. now, red cross talks in moscow and kyiv and countless russian check points. she is here. worried she cannot fend for herself as a wound to her leg isn t healing. because of her diabetes. the head torch that was her only source of light still around her neck. toilet roll in her pocket. also coming off the bus, another familiar face.
Received from the united states and others. i have to leave it here, the connection isn t great. we ll try to reconnect with you. you make good points in terms of what we have been hearing that perhaps russian generals were under pressure to give putin some sort of victory. ahead of the may 9 victory day. the deputy mayor of lviv who joined me last hour was saying perhaps mariupol will be that. we have been seeing evacuations for several days. and a steel plant. about 100 or so civilians were evacuated and arrived yesterday. we are expecting some more humanitarian corridors from mariupol today as soon as those get in the way. we ll bring them to you. not all have gone according to plan. given the hostility and intensity of the missile attacks on the steel plant. if you just joining us, the