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in this incredible piece, published today. we ll talk about how the desk and faster, watch as a doctor tried to save a girl from shrapnel. she died a, second shot died, then a third. the mother in this photo, losing her 18 month old son. quote, ambulances stop picking up the wounded, because people couldn t call them without a signal. they couldn t navigate the pontiff streets. they describe the devastation, all over the city, as shelling at the hospitals around. it shattered the windows of our van, blew a hole into its side, and punctured a tire. sometimes, we would run out to film a burning house, and run back amidst the explosions. then, on march 9th, the ap journalist, in mariupol, bore witness to what had become indelible images of the war. the shelling of a maternity hospital. quote, we watch smoke rise from the hospital. we arrived, and emergency workers are still pulling bloodied, pregnant women from the rooms. the pregnant woman in this photo was injured, and
reach those who survived the air strike on the theater in mariupol. hundreds of civilians had taken refuge inside after their homes were destroyed. and once again, the u.s. is accusing russia of war crimes. the secretary of state echoing a similar allegation made by the president a day earlier. the international criminal court has opened a war crimes investigation. not surprisingly, no one has been charged and there are doubts anyone ever will be but secretary blinken made the point that russian actions speak for themselves. yesterday, president biden said that in his opinion, war crimes had been committed in ukraine. personally, i agree. intentionally targeting civilians is a war crime. after all the destruction of the past three weeks, i find it difficult to conclude that the russians are doing otherwise. the director on the center of democracy, development, and the rule of law at stanford university. she has written or co-edited six books on contemporary russia of the she is wit
into one of the most horrific events of the war in ukraine so far. on march 9th, a russian air strike hit this maternity hospital in mariupol, killing at least five people and leaving more than a dozen injured. much of the world was shocked by the sheer brutality of that strike. russia said the attack was legitimate because ukrainian troops it said had allegedly overtaken the civilian facility. cnn looked into this incident using modeling technology, satellite images, and witness account as katie polglase reports, there isn t a shred of evidence to support these russian allegations. reporter: kharkiv. melitopol. now, mariupol. despite being an apparent war crime, medical facilities have been repeatedly hit by russia
on march 9th, a russian air strike hit this maternity hospital in mariupol. killing at least five people, and leaving more than a dozen injured and countless people completely traumatized. much of the world was shocked by the sheer brutality of that strike. russia said the attack was legitimate because ukrainian troops had allegedly overtaken the civilian facilities. well, cnn looked into this incident using modeling technology, satellite images, and witness account as katie polglase reports, there is not a shred of evidence to support the russian take. reporter: kharkiv. melitopol. now, mariupol. despite being an apparent war crime, medical facilities have been repeatedly hit by russia since its invasion of ukraine.