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The announcement is the latest in a series of steps against the Ukrainian branch of the Moscow Patriarchate, an Eastern Orthodox church linked historically to Russia. The Moscow Patriarchate itself backs the war.
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places that previously were fleeing too like dnipro. families yet again fleeing from there. around the capital, kyiv, key infrastructure hit to the north and to the south increasingly people there feeling worried, feeling insecure about their future in the capital. you also have those humanitarian corridors that you mentioned. 13 humanitarian corridors. key among them, the one for the city of mariupol, that s the besieged city where electricity, food, water, basic supplies have been cut off for nearly two weeks now. there s been five attempts, this is the sixth attempt here to try to open a corridor to let supplies into that city. that convoy you mentioned is actually carrying a group of priests, orthodox priests, trying to reach the civilians in that besieged city. also there are worrying signs about the inrandom nature of th
the absence of clear military victories. isa? and, salma, on that point, where are we on the humanitarian corridor? some were promised we saw last week, not all russian stick to their promitions of letting civilians through. we are are we expecting more humanitarian corridors in the next few days? reporter: a green corridor set to reopen towards mariupol. there is a convoy trying to make its way there the last two days. they still have tens of miles to go before they can arrive in mariupol. it is a huge convoy with aid, help, assistance. it s led by orthodox priests who want to get into that city. again, mariupol has been cut off from electricity, food, water, basic supplies. what we hear from accounts from eyewitnesses inside mariupol is absolutely horrifying. people unable to get their basic medicines, unable to provide for their families, apparently