take them, ask them if they want to join us take them, ask them if they want to join us to take them, ask them if they want to join us to prague. we also have accommodation for them, everything for free accommodation for them, everything for free. the drive is for free. sometimes they don t believe it. but it isjust sometimes they don t believe it. but it isjust like that. yeah, we have this sign it isjust like that. yeah, we have this sign with us. we try to show to the people this sign with us. we try to show to the people and approach them personally. and we ask them, do you want to personally. and we ask them, do you want tojoin personally. and we ask them, do you want tojoin us personally. and we ask them, do you want to join us to prague personally. and we ask them, do you want tojoin us to prague but most of them want tojoin us to prague but most of them already have families somewhere around. so this is not the best place somewhere around. so this is not the bes
ukraine helping? we had people who were helping us with ukraine helping? we had people who were helping us with the were helping us with the preparation. we had trainers including uk, canada and united states and some other nations were coming to help us. 0ver states and some other nations were coming to help us. over this year, they prepared our soldiers. and the uk prepared 21,000 of our soldiers, how to use rep weapons we receive. while they still there? thea;r how to use rep weapons we receive. while they still there? while they still there? they have been withdrawn. while they still there? they have been withdrawn. most while they still there? they have been withdrawn. most of - while they still there? they have been withdrawn. most of the - been withdrawn. most of the embassies and everybody and even the government in western part of ukraine. , :, :, :, :, ukraine. there is no international assistance? ukraine. there is no international assistance? as ukraine. there
hours without sleep for 400 kilometres with his family to reach out to leave them and get back to kyiv. that is too late. but we need to receive most of the help coming, like the uk s assistance, we now have to bring back by trucks. bur; have to bring back by trucks. buy trucks through the west? yes. i have to bring back by trucks. buy i trucks through the west? yes. can ou aet trucks through the west? yes. can you get the trucks through the west? yes can you get the german assistance trucks through the west? 19:3 can you get the german assistance that way? you get the german assistance that wa ? , :, , , , you get the german assistance that wa? , ,: way? yes, and everybody else, dutch came with a way? yes, and everybody else, dutch came with a package way? yes, and everybody else, dutch came with a package was way? yes, and everybody else, dutch came with a package was to - way? yes, and everybody else, dutch came with a package was to even - came with a package was to even sm
reports of ukrainian fighters firing rocket propelled grenades on street corners and russian troops on foot leaving behind armoured vehicles. in the last few minutes the mayor of kharkiv said ukraine is still in control of the city. today president volodymyr zelensky accused russian troops of deliberately bombarding civilian residential areas in what he called a brittle night of attacks. he said he is open to honest dogs with moscow but ruled out negotiations being held in the belarusian capital of minsk, saying the neighbouring country is being used to launch attacks. a large blast has been heard to the west of the capital kyiv and an oil depot was also blown up because thursday was also blown up because thursday was night. ukrainian media is reporting russian forces occupy a city desert of the country. it is estimated 368,000 people have now
with barely any sleep. this is what s keeping kharkiv awake. two days ago, there were homes and businesses here. we saw no sign of any military facility, just more destruction across the road at the local shops. and men searching for medicine among the ruins to use for soldiers. it is scary, but this is our city, maxim tells me. we don t want to run anywhere. so, ukraine s second city has moved underground, to shelter from a war they didn t see coming and don t understand. whole lives are now playing out on these platforms. families bedding down in trains that stopped when the war began. at least the children don t hear the explosions down here. above ground, shops are running out of food. down here, people live off hand outs. i really.