welcome to bbc news i m david eades. our top stories. harrowing scenes in ukraine as russian forces step up their bombing of civilian areas. in irpin residents flee under relentless bombardment. there is a fair amount of incoming fire coming into this area, artillery fire, there are loads of civilians around. a bridge used by civilians to flee the town was blown up to slow the russian offensive leaving many elderly especially vulnerable. the international atomic energy agency expresses fears for ukrainian nuclear plants now under russian control, as the authorities appear unable to speak to their staff.
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in the last several days more strikes have killed and wounded civilians as they tried to leave the cities that are being surrounded by russian forces. women and children, the elderly, wounded civilians, people with disabilities are trying to escape cities where there is no heat, no electricity, relentless bombardment and where they are running out of food and medicine. and there continue to be reports of attacks by russian forces on agreed upon humanitarian corridors. we ve heard this is the fastest growing refugee crisis since world war ii. , . , growing refugee crisis since world war ii. , ., , ., growing refugee crisis since world war . , ., , ., ., ., war ii. the estimate is that one of ou have war ii. the estimate is that one of you have million war ii. the estimate is that one of you have million people war ii. the estimate is that one of you have million people have - war ii. the estimate is that one of you have million people have leftl you have million people have left sin
welcome to newsday reporting live from singapore i m karishma vaswani. the headlines. harrowing scenes in ukraine as russian forces step up their bombing of civilian areas. in irpin residents flee for their lives under relentless bombardment. there is a fair amount of incoming fire coming into this now, artillery fire, there are loads of civilians around. a bridge used by civilians to flee the town was blown up to slow the russian offensive leaving many elderly especially vulnerable. the international atomic energy agency says it s concerned about reports ukrainian authorities are having
5 a.m. in new york. thanks for getting an early start with us. i m christine romans. laura jarrett has the day off. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we begin with breaking news in lviv where so far the city in western ukraine has been largely spared from the relentless bombardment of russian forces but this morning six missiles were fired towards the area. one hit an aircraft repair plant close to the city s airport. you can see the smoke and hear the sirens wailing. it happened right on nato s doorstep. the plant had been shut down. no one was hurt. here s how one resident described the scene. translator: there were some explosions. i heard the noise and i looked right away and i saw a column of smoke rising. reporter: even with bombing you feel safe to stay here?
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