doorsteps. when you sleep at 2:0 0 a.m., the sounds turn on and it s scary. it s scary now because you understand that now in lviv, it s like calm, it s peaceful situation but we don t know if it will be tomorrow. but the city remains resilient. take this powerful photo of empty strollers in front of a lviv city hall. there is 109 of them. one for every child killed since the start of the war according to the ukrainian government and president zelenskyy is making an appeal to russian mothers killing 13,000 russian soldiers died in the war and telling them to check on their sons and love their children more than they re afraid of their government. this as putin continues to shamelessly target civilians shelling residential buildings and a kindergarten in kyiv. richard engel was at the site of that attack this morning. reporter: the bomb landed right in the middle of this
we ve ever seen and it s a war crime what he s doing. zelenskyy is the key to everything. again, soldiers don t fight for because you pay them or force them to. they fight for leadership like that, for cause, zelenskyy is everything but the ukrainians have to be prepared to take the shelling that russia does. they will try to bomb into submission but the game here is that ukraine is preparing for a battle of berlin and russia still thinks they re us in preparing for the attack on baghdad in 2003. it s not just my experience, it s my research. ukraine figured out what will win and they re doing it. urban defense is always going to be stronger than attempting to attack it. yeah, and the whole world minus a few strange and weird outliers are with them, with ukraine. thank you both very much. up next, a pivotal moment in u.s. china relations as
complex damaging the apartments around and also a school, supermarket, kindkindergarten. the death toll could have been far worse. this is happening every day now, not just in kyiv but kharkiv, mariupol, where civilians are being attacked without any military targets in the area. asked about his own safety today, kyiv s mayor says no one is safe. how concerned are you that you re a target? you personally are a target of russian forces for kidnapping purposes, propaganda or worse? and how much protection do you have? actually, nobody have the safety in our city. nobody have safety in our country. it s every citizen of our country is target. i don t care about me. i care about citizens given the
6.5 million people internally displaced and the 13 million people currently in regions hit hardest by the war in ukraine. cities like mariupol and sumi are facing what the u.n. described as critical and potentially fatal shortages of food, water and medicine. we re still learning more about the drama theater in mariupol that russia bombed despite clear markings children were inside. 130 people have been rescued but 1300 people are in the shelter. a flee cities like mariupol, many are heading west. in lviv, local officials said several aircraft hit buildings. it s ukrainian infrastructure a detail nbc news can t confirm. residents of lviv are scared the war will soon be at their
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