to the moon in an historic moment for nasa. welcome to bbc news. world leaders have been holding emergency talks at the 620 summit after poland said two people were killed by a missile that landed near its border with ukraine. authorities in poland and ukraine say the explosion was caused by russian made artillery but moscow has denied involvement in the strike. polish officials said the missile landed in przewodow, on the ukrainian border, near lviv. early reports had suggested russia was to blame for the blast, but overnight, us presidentjoe biden said it was unlikely the missile had been launched from russia. the blast came as russia launched one
the home front as well while her husband, mikhail, served for more than a year in the ukrainian military. translator: he s a veteran of war. he s on the short list of reserves that goes in the first wave. reporter: mikhail received a call from his own unit asking him to join immediately. luba, pregnant with the couple s third child, had been hoping that she would weather this war with her husband. instead, he deployed the day after russia invaded, and she moved 9-year-old semin and 5-year-old justina out of home in central lviv to her sister s, on the outskirts of the city where they re safer. how are the kids doing? how do they make sense of it? translator: my kids, they know the war is happening. they know their father is in the military. semin is going through this as an adult. he understands everything. justina will sometimes run to me and cry and say that she s afraid her dad will be killed, but i always explain to her that our dad is big and strong.
disability, you can t leave to nowhere. you must have a plan. you must have a plan, you must have support, because your kid needs the rest. so we make a plan. we go to the city near lviv, to my friends. and she was waiting for us. didn t sleep all the night. and this is first 600 kilometers, the most difficult for him. the issue to stay in the house with our friends, also one deforesting, for my son s condition. after that we re going to the border with slovakia. a and there is daughter of my brother, we go into slovakia. slovakia to bretislava.
this is cnn breaking news. welcome to the special edition of cnn newsroom. i am brianna keilar live in lviv, ukraine. the surprise trip to kyiv, the capital meant to send a message to vladimir putin and the kremlin. british prime minister boris johnson made a surprise visit where he stood side by side with ukrainian president zelenskyy and promised more defensive weapons for the ukrainian military and more economic aid to help innocent civilians trapped in this unprovoked war. today zelenskyy is demanding a firm global response after a russian missile struck a train station full of civilians and crem mayors toing. 52 killed, 100 juried, 20 in serious condition, and many of
it looks like nutritious food, and it is. i m investing in my dog s health and happiness. get started at longlivedogs.com in war, there is always a focus on the warriors and for good reason. for every ukrainian on the front line, there are so many more at home supporting them, worrying about them. this war is about the future of their country, and it s about the future of their families. i spoke with one of those families here in lviv about the impact this brutal war is having on them. translator: i feel angry. sometimes i m angry at him that he rejoined the army again. more often i m angry at the very fact that this war is happening. my son was waiting for his dad to come back from the war eight years ago. now my daughter has to wait. reporter: in 2014, after russian forces first invaded eastern ukraine, luba held down