nik nikolaev. they just announced new sanctions against russian banking institutions as well as vladamir putin s daughters. and there is this touching moment. pope francis kissing the ukranian flag and condemning the massacre against civilians in bucha. i want to begin with cnn s phil black live with me here in lviv with heavy fighting underway. phil, what can you tell us? we re talking about three key places in the east, because these are the places russia is expected to bring new operations. it s already intense there and it s going to get much worse as russia resupplies most recently in the capitol kyiv. officials are saying and telling the local civilian population to get out now while you still can. meanwhile, in the southern city
that includes a father who, like many ukrainians, already fought the russians when they first invaded in 2014. our brianna keilar joins us now from lviv in western ukraine. you spoke to his pregnant wife who said she has to be strong for their children. understandably so. how does she do it and what has the experience been like for them? one of the ways she does it, jim, is she s had to do it before. i spoke with luba, who does have two kids ask and another one on way, and she was quick to remind me she s not a military spouse at this point in time as so many might be. her husband was drafted and that s the case for many here in ukraine. he signed up back in 2014 with the ukranian army then, and she thought that was going to be it, but here he is fighting again. she said sometimes she s angry with him for joining the armed forces again, even though she
overnight in western lviv, 45 miles from where i am. it s not far from the polish border at all. that of course is nato territory. and ukrainian air force officials are saying two suspected russian kraoutz missiles were downed last night before they could do any damage. ukraine s president, zelenskyy is turning up pressure to the west and demanding the council do more and even asking why it exists if it is allowing the slaughters to continue. translator: civilians were crushed while sitting in the middle of the road just for pleasure. women were raped and killed in front of their children. their tongues were pulled out only because the aggressor did not hear what they wanted to hear from them. this is not different from other terrorists such as isis. we have new video just in this morning from the southern city of mykolaiv. an ambulance there, you can see it, blown up in a russian attack
hello, everyone, i m kate bolduan live in new york. and i m brianna keilar live in ukraine. we re beginning with breaking news on the war. ukranian officials say heavy fighting is underway right now in the eastern part of the country where civilians are desperately trying to evacuate. they shot down two cruise missiles in western lviv, not far from where i am, and about 50 miles from poland. we also have some new video of a russian strike on a children s hospital in the southern city of
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