was a kid, and i was experiencing not the same, but my family was experiencing it, the same war, and the bombing and it is really devastating, but i see how the ukrainian people are uniting and how they are helping, people here, abroad, volunteers everywhere, and i am really happy about it. have you managed to be in regular contact with family and friends who are still in ukraine? friends who are still in ukraine? g , , ,, friends who are still in ukraine? , ,, , , ukraine? my biggest issue is my grandfather ukraine? my biggest issue is my grandfather in ukraine? my biggest issue is my grandfather in mariupol, - ukraine? my biggest issue is my grandfather in mariupol, and - grandfather in mariupol, and mariupol is a total disaster. grandmother. we couldn t reach her for days, grandmother. we couldn t reach herfor days, you know, because people in mariupol don t have electricity, they don t have electricity, they don t have electricity, they don t have mobile coverage, and th
amphibious invasion. i think the two places to watch, in the next 2 to 3 weeks, is one, if mariupol completely false. to, the battle around nicolas and if they can move to the north. and three, louise in the next few days a massive attack on odessa. essentially blocking the black sea from the central of ukraine. again, clint. just where odessa is, that is also important. because that explains why moldova has now become such a big destination for ukrainian refugees, far greater than hungary at this point. in fact, as of this day is, number 14% of the population of moldova has, that is a percentage of people that are coming in as refugees. because, as people are fleeing odessa, they re going straight west. that is exactly right. this is the other corridor, it s really opened up. the people in odessa which, by the way, the ukrainian military
bachelor assad, in residential areas around cities. this is how russians fight wars. there is no room for supplies, the moment the russians [inaudible] . i think i ve lost bobbies audio. bobby ghosh is up bloomberg opinion editor. if you are just joining us, now it is 8 am in new york. it is 2 pm here in tiszabecs, hungary. we have breaking news. ukraine now says that the second attempt in many days at a cease-fire in mariupol in southeastern ukraine has failed. let s go to ukraine, in lviv. molly hunter is standing by. you and i were monitoring this. it now seems that attempts to get civilians out has once against failed. what have you heard about it? yeah, for the second day in a row, ali, for the last hours since we last spoke, we have
of indiscriminate fire on civilians as the mass exodus of mariupol intensifies. the front page has also a striking photo of a young girl crying as her father says goodbye at a railway station in lviv. the i says that ukrainians face decades of landmine tragedies as a result of unexploded munitions left behind by the russian invasion. in the metro, ukrainians protesters in an inflatable dinghy attempt to block a super yacht linked to sanctioned billionaire roman abramovvich as it arrived at a port in bodrum, in turkey. ahead of tomorrow s spring statement the financial times says that chancellor rishi sunak is planning to set aside a large part of a windfall in the public finances, risking a backlash from tory mps who d like to see
city to on mariupol, reducing the besieged city to the on mariupol, reducing the besieged city to the ashes of a deadline. the devastation city to the ashes of a deadline. the devastation which we have seen coming devastation which we have seen coming out of that city over the past coming out of that city over the past couple of weeks really is horrific past couple of weeks really is horrific. we had the bombing of the theatre. horrific. we had the bombing of the theatre, again, people still trying to search theatre, again, people still trying to search through the rubble of the theatre. to search through the rubble of the theatre, we had the bombing on the art school, theatre, we had the bombing on the art school, it seems to be completely indiscriminate, although we know completely indiscriminate, although we know that more and more people have got we know that more and more people have got out of the city through some have got out of the city through some of