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to bombard ukraine s capital, the city s tiniest, and most vulnerable residents are sheltering in a basement, turn bomb shelter. sky news, alex crawford, reporting from kyiv. the capital skyline, is very different right now. kyiv s 18th century saint andrew s church, but with a backdrop of battle which is getting closer. amongst those at risk of being trapped in the capital, or scores of surrogate babies. there are so many, the nursery is a constant hub of crying demands for attention. the babies are being cared for in a basement, which has been turned into an underground shelter, by a small team of babysitters. these women have left their families, to look after these
over the past 24 hours as the russian soldiers inch closer to kyiv and the center of ukrainian power. amongst those at risk of being trapped in the capital are scores of surrogate babies. there are so in the nursery is a constant hubbub of crying demands for attention. the babies are being cared for in a basement which has been turned into an underground shelter by a very small team of baby-sitters. these women have left their families to look after these little ones after the babies actual parents couldn t reach them because of all the fighting. you have to understand this is war, this babysitter says. not everyone is able to come. the airports are all closed, so their parents just can t pick them up. we love all the babies, another
have to run if and when they come to collect him. he s among 20 other surrogate babies who hope new lives in austria, the u.s., and other countries, parting from the child carried as a surrogate, victoria inevitably tearful. her pain intensified by uncertainty. translator: it is even harder that he is in a place where there is shelling, and when will his parents get to take him away because of it? it s really hard. reporter: this missile struck about 500 yards from the nursery while we there. there are constant explosions we can even hear in the basement and the russian military reportedly consolidating and planning to push in further into the city from the east. the future of these children is even more in doubt how long will it be before it s impossible, completely impossible, for their new parents to come and rescue them. reporter: the nannies here cannot join the exodus or civilians from kyiv.
of ukrainian power. amongst those at risk at being trapped in the capitol are scores of surrogate babies. there are so many the nursery is a constant hub of crying demands for attention. the babies are being cared for in a basement which has been turned into an underground shelter. by a very small team of babysitters. these women have left their families to look after these little ones, after the baby s actual parents could not reach them because of all the fighting. [interpreter] you have to understand this is war. not everyone is able to come. the airports are all closed, so their parents just can t pick them up. [interpreter] we love all the babies. they become part of our hearts, our family. and when the parents do take