this comes a day after ukraine rejected the cease-fire offer from russia yesterday, jonathan. they said absolutely not this morning, they re discussing another humanitarian corridor to get people out of the city according to president zelenskyy, 100,000 people are still trapped inside that is a lot lower than the estimate we got the last couple days yesterday, about 7,000 people got out. but the humanitarian corridor in and out of mariupol is no longer passable people have to get in private vehicles, jonathan, to get out of the city, out of mariupol to get humanitarian aid and supplies and move to the buses and move to zaporizhzhia, zap reese zaporizhzhia where they can board trains and get out we know it s definitely staggering and the russians have made some progress in southern and eastern ukraine. but the ukrainian army has really pushed them back and made progress in the other direction.