another 35 hour curfew has been announced for tonight. just look at that new block of flats. the reason for curfews like this isn t just about the impacts. it is to do with the wider damage. every building we can see around here has got smashed windows or some of the cladding has fallen off. everything has been affected. while ukraine isn t putting down its weapons, it is still trying to help people escape. 10 million ukrainians have now had to leave their homes, according to the un, almost a quarter of the population, all wondering if or when they will be back and what they will return to. james waterhouse, bbc news, in kyiv. winning the battle for the southern port city of mariupol would be seen as a major strategic success for russia, giving it control over much of ukraine s south coast. russia would then have a land corridor between its territories in the eastern south. this explains why russia is putting so much effort
contrast courage and spirit are in stark contrast to other countries. i would like to contrast to other countries. i would like to thank you for the help we expect like to thank you for the help we expect in like to thank you for the help we expect in the near future and for the active expect in the near future and for the active participation of the british the active participation of the british side in the delivery of goods british side in the delivery of goods in british side in the delivery of goods in ukrainian defence. it s been goods in ukrainian defence. it s been officially established in 25 days of been officially established in 25 days of the full scale aggression that the days of the full scale aggression that the kremlin have already killed 150 ukrainian children, destroyed more 150 ukrainian children, destroyed more than 150 ukrainian children, destroyed more than 400 schools and kindergartens and more than 110 hospitals kindergartens and more than 11
of the territory they control. and they ve effectively been laying siege to that city, inflicting some pretty terrible devastation. if we then move on to the east, what we can see is there has been fighting here in kharkiv, which has been pretty intense. and one of the concerns there is is that russian forces could then drive in from multiple directions and then they d be able to surround a ukrainian fighting force, which is here, and potentially cut it off. now, we ve also seen strikes all the way over here around lviv. what that looks to be is the russians targeting the military infrastructure which supports ukraine, including the supply routes for it. so overall what we get from this is a sense of a war of attrition, in which the russians are trying to pound some of the cities, trying to do as much damage as they can
focusing on what happened during the second world war? some groups seeing the nazis as liberators. it is important to stress that millions of ukrainians joined the red army to fight the nazis. where is he putting the focus on when he is talking about the denazification of ukraine? the idea that azov have an idea of the russian army, that is false. there. president putin is using this term because it and capsulize us all his plans for ukraine. it
to the ukrainian military. all that points to is potentially a long haul and many casualties, including civilian casualties. that assessment by gordon, our security correspondent. it s impossible for us to get in to mariupol. there been a trickle of people allowed out in humanitarian corridors. some of those people in recent days, there have been up to 30,000 of them have been able to get to a town 200 kilometres away from mariupol. with them they have brought tales of escape and