on your mobile and free feed, ollie s e learning course, eco s vague. ah, ah, ah, every 24th 9 40 pm. first day of all the walls we fell asleep in was turbulent that relatively peaceful. that when we woke up, we found ourselves in a war our previous slides, what we dreamed about all that was now irrelevant in that still dark dawn and abrupt transformation took place. in an instant, our future filled with plans and hopes turned into an abyss, a fear and despair, as if a loom summer had suddenly turned intensely called. when like most people i was in bed when the war stops a day of any able at my mom s place from when i come to see her you. my husband was in our apartment or left bank of the river dish. i was woken up before i am by shelling. don t aspell. i sun woke me up and said it started news about the sauce. we re not going to listen when the war started, when they started filming us, all of that, we looked to basements to take refuge in. i was 9 months pregnant, so, but
slowly, beginning to fade. also on the program, russia launches, press miss style and drones strikes and you crate ukrainian civilians are again, forced to take cover. the sirens ring out across the country. authorities say the strikes targeted power facilities in 6 ukrainian regions. also in ukraine, we meet expectant mothers, determined to give birth in the capital, keith, despite russia s war of aggression and south africa as president, cyril rom, a pose is interrupted by opposition lawmakers just before he declares the state of emergency to tackle the country electricity shortages. his opponent was saying he s exploiting situation for political gain. ah, i m nixa this mccannen. thanks so much for joining us. schemes are still managing to rescue people trapped by the devastating earthquakes in turkey and syria. but for days on hopes of finding many more survivors alive are now fading more than 21000 people have been killed. the hoss i province in the south of turkey was on
my sister in law. so far, 100 people have been brought to this hospital. 8 of them died. she was buried here . under this lance lloyd. there were 3 of them. the mother and her 2 children. did it when the quite happened. i rushed outside. i looked back at that building. i had to people screaming back, couldn t do anything to help. when i got here, nothing was left and everything was buried. ah. also on the show, the colombian government starts peace talks with the countries biggest gorilla hoping to bring an end to 6 decades of war in pretty meeting quin through kim was been you know, when you know, our 1st meeting held this morning with the ian peace delegation is giving us certainty a conviction that we re going to achieve the purpose that unites us can know so much. oh my house started shaking like it was dancing. that s how one woman from western java describe. the moment she knew her life was in grave danger. she was able to escape, but many others weren t so lucky. the e
the military and the political class the military and the political class. all of those things we knew, but i m class. all of those things we knew, but i m surprised they ve had all of them at but i m surprised they ve had all of them at the same time. the invasion has laecome them at the same time. the invasion has laecome a them at the same time. the invasion has become a slow them at the same time. the invasion has become a slow grinding - them at the same time. the invasion has become a slow grinding war- them at the same time. the invasion has become a slow grinding war of. has become a slow grinding war of attrition, at times resembling scenes from the first world war. russia using its artillery to try to break through those defences. the effect, there have been has heavy casualties, tens of thousands on both sides killed or injured. ukrainian cities have also been reduced to rubble. this is maria paul. one dynamic that has changed is the supply western weapons of ukra