war and all corners of this country are now been impacted. for war and all corners of this country are now been impacted. are now been impacted. for the moment. are now been impacted. for the moment, thank you, are now been impacted. for the moment, thank you, yalda - are now been impacted. for the l moment, thank you, yalda hakim are now been impacted. for the - moment, thank you, yalda hakim in lviv. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in kyiv. when i spoke to you last night you said there was a great sense of foreboding in the city, how has that deepin foreboding in the city, how has that deep in today? i foreboding in the city, how has that deep in today? deep in today? i think the foreboding deep in today? i think the foreboding is deep in today? i think the foreboding is right - deep in today? i think the foreboding is right across| deep in today? i think the - foreboding is right across this country, with this attack that we have been reporting, so clo
from the west. this morning s attack. this from the west. this morning s attack, this shock, from the west. this morning s attack, this shock, i from the west. this morning s attack, this shock, i had - from the west. this morning s attack, this shock, i had a - from the west. this morning s - attack, this shock, i had a meeting with polish attack, this shock, i had a meeting with polish politicians and polish mayors with polish politicians and polish mayors i with polish politicians and polish mayors. i sent a very strong message, mayors. i sent a very strong message, 20 kilometres from european borders message, 20 kilometres from european borders we message, 20 kilometres from european borders. we need military equipment, we need borders. we need military equipment, we need bullet proof vests, we need helmets we need bullet-proof vests, we need helmets. . , ., we need bullet-proof vests, we need helmets. ., , ., ., helmets. that is the mayor of lviv s-ueakin helme
country s coat of arms, always close to his heart. he was a farmer before russia invaded. now, minus a few fingers, he intends to go straight back to the fight. the russians will not take kyiv, he says. if they take it, they will have to raise it to the ground. we are ready to fight until victory. and from his hospital bed, he thanks borisjohnson and britain, which he says is helping ukraine a lot. and close to kyiv today, ukrainian police confirmed the killing of an american journalist. police confirmed the killing of an americanjournalist. he was police confirmed the killing of an american journalist. he was shot in the head by the russians, the officer says. the award winning
underground bunkerfor three orfour underground bunker for three or four hours. underground bunkerfor three orfour hours. there is this realisation from the people here that everyday life is now disrupted, it is not just those coming from other parts of the country seeking shelter and people have opened up their homes. they have opened up gyms and cultural centres where people are being sheltered, but they also realise now that the western part of this country is impacted and that bombs are falling here as well. at this stage, it is military bases but that could change and they say that two weeks ago kyiv did not expect any kind of bombardment and shelling and that shifted overnight. what is to say that will not happen here in lviv? it was spared in the second world war and people are hoping that their city, this very old, ancient city with greek gods, monuments, all over the city, the oldest museum in ukraine here, which has now been emptied to protect those artefacts, they are hoping
in the last 48 hours, something has shifted in the city. there really is a sense that nowhere in ukraine is safe now. western ukraine had very much become a hub for the tens of thousands of people fleeing the fighting in the north, the east and the south of the country and now, although the fallen soldiers have started to arrive back home, there is a sense that there are people dying here, every day, and the president of the country, president zelensky said there are 1300 soldiers who have died in the war. earlier today, soldiers who have died in the war. earliertoday, i soldiers who have died in the war. earlier today, i went to a sunday mass where the fallen were being remembered and suddenly that mass was interrupted, because of the air raid sirens and we were ushered underground to the crypt of the church, which also acts as a basement for the bombs to protect us from any potential russian bombardment, butjust gives you a sense of when a mass like this, in