pen. and within that prisoner of war pen, they ll get searched in more detail. they ll get questioned, and then they ll get moved to a centralized prison system. reporter: the ukrainian military s effective use of turkish-made drones helped it beat back russian troops around ke kyiv and other areas. now the kremlin wants the world to believe it s capable of the same success. what we re witnessing is the russians are being much slower to pick up the use of tack tall drones than the ukrainians are. the message is look, we re really good at using drones too? i believe it is. what we have here is propaganda material. reporter: it s unclear when this footage was shot, but russian troops are now largely in control of what s left of poposnaa. and that s the other russian tactic on display, scorched earth. ukrainian troops have largely
terms of hifting major cities like kyiv, but lviv is not only a major city, it has a few installations and it is critical to the western resupply effort for the ukrainians. a lot of stuff goes through lviv, and the idea that the russians have is of not only spreading terror, as jim mentioned in his reporting from there, but it also shows a key element in going after the civilian population. going after them not only in their daily lives but in their ability to function and their ability to carry out things like moving around, like even potentially escaping. what the russians are trying to do is cut off all means of supply around here and in other areas, too. and when they do this kind of thing, they re doing it in a way so the rest of the civilian population is cowed and in essence prevented from doing what they need to do. it can also prevent the ukrainian military from moving into other areas. do you think the russians can
saturday, it was busy. and there were many people who were leaving but also people who were returning. some were coming from the eastern side of the country from kyiv, a train station arrived here and they said they were going to hunker down here or seek shelter or safety here because this is considered one of the safer zones. this just goes to show how unpredictable all of this is. brian: all right. matt, we will check in with you again over in lviv where there has been loss of life. if you take a look at the maps. thank you. take a look at the maps. you see what they re trying to do is taser the other cities like lviv, like kyiv, we haven t taken our eyes off you. but it takes no great courage to put a missile right into the middle of a country. that s really what the russians are doing. they aim at civilian targets. they actually go for people who aren t trained in the military. the intrahospitals and schools. the depraft of the russians is beyond comprehension they have to be iso
asking me to leave. and on the february 24th, i woke up in kyiv to the sounds of sirens and warnings from all over, and i saw people leaving the city. so i had few runs to the bunker where i understood how real it is. it s happening. and nobody could believe that this time 21st century a big city like kyiv will be invaded so brutally. so i got into a car and i started to go west. and it took me two days without sleeping, without stopping to get to the border. moldovan border. when i was about to cross, something inside of me told me that i cannot just leave it all behind, and perhaps there is something i can do. so i stayed, and i ended up in
appointing general alexander dvornikov as the new commander after russian troops stalled in ke kyiv and failed to take the russian city. russia is now believed to be preparing an assault in the eastern part of ukraine. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is praising uk prime minister boris johnson for the additional military equipment that britain is sending to ukraine. johnson made a surprise visit to k kyiv, where he met with president zelenskyy. the ukrainian leader urged the world to provide more support to ukraine. translator: but ukraine does not have time to wait. freedom does not have time to wait. when tyranny launches aggression against everything that keeps peace in europe, action must be taken meal. the head of the european union commission, ursula von der leyen also visited ukraine recently, and says ukrainians are showing incredible bravery