it was really, really scary. i can t explain how bad it was. bravely, a group of ten people run into the burning house to try to save those people inside, including kira s partner. it was just a day of sadness because look what happened. a complete tragedy. we are so proud of literally every single person that risked their lives to go in there and help somebody else. the houses next door was so badly damage it is not safe for specialist teams to go in. the people living in them were among 21 are evacuated. brute them were among 21 are evacuated. we can t even breathe solve anything. theres can t even breathe solve anything. there s nothing can t even breathe solve anything. there s nothing that can t even breathe solve anything. there s nothing that we can t even breathe solve anything. there s nothing that we can - can t even breathe solve anything. there s nothing that we can do. i there s nothing that we can do. there there s nothing that we can do. there is there s nothin
took so long to leave is this is their home, many for their lifetimes. certainly for decades. they don t want to leave it. they don t want to leave their home. many had a soechbs faith that perhaps, perhaps the sanctions would work or the war would end sooner. ukrainians would come and protect them. so, they remain. the russians are advancing in the city and the shelling has increased. many people we spoke to talked about hearing of shells hitting close to their homes and that prompted them to leave. you re right. the question is where are all these people going to go? many of the elderly are being met by sons and daughters who have already fled. you re seeing many reunions because the city itself had not had cell phone reception for the past three days. so, people inside, adding to the terror was the fact they could not contact loved ones outside. could not tell anyone they were
1,000 people inside was targeted. ukraine s president volodymyr zelenskyy called the attack atrocities that will be remembered for centuries. a kyiv shopping mall reduced to rubble after being struck by russian forces. the mayor said said the blast killed at least one person. u.n. said 10 million ukrainians have been forced from their home. a convoy arrived east of kyiv sunday. some of the re few joys sharing the horror they experienced. the convoy entered and started shooting through a corrugated metal fence. my grand mother and i were wound. these october piers are driving in as though they were at home. i couldn t stand it. we couldn t cook. there was no water or
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