out and about or are most people still in their bunkers? the out and about or are most people still in their bunkers? still in their bunkers? the sun is out but the still in their bunkers? the sun is out but the temperatures - still in their bunkers? the sun is out but the temperatures are i still in their bunkers? the sun is. out but the temperatures are still low, still below zero, just above, as it has been for many days now. and of course when you have white guys you can also get clearer intelligence on what is happening around the city, and whatever happens around the city of course creates a very ominous sense of foreboding to see the russian armoured convoys trying to get into the city. but with every day, the face of this city changes, it is a war city now, kitted out for the conflict, the shelling and possible sieges that are yet to come. i went around yesterday to a metro station, went to visit what s called a humanitarian hub, and the supplies are coming in, train after t
our administration would like to inform you fire had started in the building, therefore please leave the building. building, therefore please leave the building. - this building, therefore please leave the building- building. this is what russia does to cities. building. this is what russia does to cities. it building. this is what russia does to cities. it bombards - building. this is what russia i does to cities. it bombards them comic procedures them, it surrounds them. it terrorises entire populations. and if these tactics are unfamiliar to you, then you have not been paying attention, because this is the russian attack playbook perfected in over ten years of war in syria. we know that russia bans hospitals, so here at the city s hospital number four, hospitals, so here at the city s hospital numberfour, they hospitals, so here at the city s hospital number four, they keep wounded in hallways away from the hallways. mr valentina has been hit by shrapnel. i have
over with long range artillery, it is often in densely populated residential areas. is often in densely populated residentialareas. so is often in densely populated residential areas. so in this intensifying war, it is simultaneously a deepening humanitarian crisis, and as you saw yourself at the polish border, that tide of humanity never stops, with predictions now that it could, in the coming days, reach a staggering 4 the coming days, reach a staggering a million. the the coming days, reach a staggering a million. , , ., the coming days, reach a staggering a million. , , 2, , , , a million. the numbers are simply overwhelming. a million. the numbers are simply overwhelming, absolutely - overwhelming, absolutely overwhelming, absolutely overwhelming, when you think about it. it isjust overwhelming, when you think about it. it is just a difficult situation, but we speak to you day after day, just talk us through what the mood is like a pair. how are people keeping their spirits up?
and have been spiking since to stop a further russian advance. our correspondent, and their cameraman, they are the first journalists to be embedded with the ukrainian army as they fight the russian advance. i have to warn you that you may find their report distressing, it does have images, graphic images, from the front line. head to the very eastern edge of ukraine and a ghostly vision of the country s fate unfolds before you. the city of kharkiv is being purged of life. a near total blackout, the police in the country s second largest city take us on patrol. the russians are not far. shelling happens every night. this close to the russian border, there is another thread here. threat here.
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