say in the area i am in right now it has been relatively untouched, but for the first time there is no power, there is no internet and crucially no water. so i understand from the head of the odesa military administration some 21 rockets were directed towards the odesa region and it looks like most of them were shot down. as hugo and others have said in the past, what causes a lot of the damage are the falling fragments from the destroyed missiles. you said no electricity, no internet, no water. do missiles. you said no electricity, no internet, no water. missiles. you said no electricity, no internet, no water. do you expect those to come no internet, no water. do you expect those to come back no internet, no water. do you expect those to come back on no internet, no water. do you expect those to come back on stream? - no internet, no water. do you expect those to come back on stream? this| those to come back on stream? this is an environment where you are under attack. is an e
then less so but now under attack again in a sustained way. what goes on there in the city? have people left, have people returned, is their business operating? what is it like living there? living there? well, a lot of people have actually living there? well, a lot of people have actually returned living there? well, a lot of people have actually returned because i living there? well, a lot of people have actually returned because it| have actually returned because it has become very difficult for ukrainians overseas to sustain themselves. a lot of benefits are ending. having said that, yes, a lot of the businesses were starting to get up and running. there is a very famous restaurant here and they have had to reduce their operating days from 21w, basically, tojust had to reduce their operating days from 21w, basically, to just three orfour from 21w, basically, to just three or four days a week, that s because they don t have electricity. they also can t afford a generator. and i
similar control measures. hello and welcome to bbc news. ukraine has been struck by a fresh barrage of russian missiles targeting several major cities. ukrainian authorities said more than 120 missiles had been launched at the population and civilian infrastructure. several cities from kyiv in the north, odesa in the south, kharkiv in the east and lviv in the west have been hit. the mayor of lviv says the city has lost about 90% of its electricity. earlier, ukraine s military intelligence chief said fighting is at a deadlock with neither ukraine nor russia able to make significant advances. and we can speak to hugo now.
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