you mentioned mariupol in the south is a city of 400,000 people. it s currently surrounded by russian forces. you can see in this video tanks in the streets firing on apartment buildings. it really just shows the level of destruction and disregard for human life these russian forces have. something ukrainian president zelenskyy spoke about earlier today. if they kill all of us, then they will enter kyiv. if this is the goal then let them enter but they will end up leaving out alone in this land certainly without us. they will not find friends among us. it might, throughout the capitol city there are checkpoints set up ukrainian forces are worried about russian saboteurs making their way deeper into the capitol to try to gather information and ultimately help those forces on the outskirts before the assault the city, mike. mike: trave heard the horror stories of them turning off the water in the south and also
people getting out of harm s way. his words give you an underline on what people willing to risk amid this conflict. take a listen. just doing it not even that, i m mostly carrying stretchers helping civilian and wounded evacuation. there s a lot of really incredible ukrainian volunteers that are leading the charge and putting themself in harm s way for their countrymen, and i m just trying to help out. reporter: the evacuations come as serious shelling has taken place once again in the southern cities in ukraine. mariupol, a population of nearly 400,000 people, surrounded by russian forces still at this hour. you can see in this video tanks in the street ises firing at civilian areas, apartment buildings, and many people there have been killed, more than 1600, since the invasion began so far according to the deputy mayor. now, ukrainian volodymyr zelenskyy remains in the capital, he remains defiant, and he had this to say today. translator: if they kill all of us, then they will