so, it is some logistical challenges but she has also pointed to the fact that she needed and the icrc needed some specific protocols and agreements between russia and ukraine and that there were in fact some logistical challenges when it came to coordinating this with the ukrainian government as well and the result is that 2000 people are out but there are thousands of people in mariupol without food or water. . people in mariupol without food orwater. ., , ., ., or water. so, that situation continues. or water. so, that situation continues. absolutely - or water. so, that situation continues. absolutely and l continues. absolutely and especially continues. absolutely and especially because - continues. absolutely and l especially because mariupol continues. absolutely and - especially because mariupol is so strategically important to russia, that is why they are shelling the city and it is completely besieged and being flattened and that means that people are there, in desperate
of medical care. thank you so much for of medical care. thank you so much for updating of medical care. thank you so much for updating us - of medical care. thank you so much for updating us on - of medical care. thank you so much for updating us on that| much for updating us on that situation. ukraine s top security official has denied accusations by russia that ukraine was behind an attack on an oil depot in the russian city of belgorod. the governor of the bel gorod region, which is close to the border with ukraine(oov) said ukrainian helicopters attacked the oil depot in the early hours of friday. but ukraine s security council secretary oleksiy danilov said that, according to his information, this claim does not correspond to reality . the kremlin says the incident won t help the ongoing negotiations between the two sides. we can now speak to bill roggio, who s a military analyst at the foundation for the defense of democracies. very interesting story here with a lot of diff