the azov style complex is surrounded by russian troops. it is constantly being shelled. but rather than storm the facility, russian president vladimir putin has ordered a blockade that in his words a fly can't even get through. hundreds of men, women and children are believed sheltered inside with no way out. their only protection an unknown number of ukrainian fighters vowing to stand their ground. now not far away, the grim discovery of more suspected graves. mariupol officials estimate 20,000 city residents have died so far, many of those bodies now believed to have been dumped in those long trenches you see there at the top of your screen. despite president putin's boast of, quote, liberating mariupol, ukraine denies the city has fallen and it's bizarre if that's what liberation looks like. the u.s. president joe biden says he has doubts about the kremlin's claim. >> it's questionable whether he does control mariupol. one thing for sure we know about mariupol. he should allow humanitarian corridors to let people in that steel mill and other places buried under rubble to get out. >> civilian evacuations from mariupol have been extremely difficult from the very start of this conflict. now they're almost nonexistent. fewer than 100 people were able to reach the relative safety of zaporizhzhia on thursday. the mayor says many more are desperate to leave but cannot. >> translator: there are still 100,000 people in the city who for the second day in a row are waiting for evacuation, and they give us just a tiny number of buses. like it was yesterday. they said there would be 90 buses but 7 of arrived. >> let's bring in isa soares who is live in lviv in ukraine. >> thank you so much. an unknown number of civilians and ukrainian fighters have been sheltering in that azov steel factory you were mentioning there. they've been there really for weeks. the owner says the situation inside is growing increasingly desperate with food as well as water running low. have a listen. >> when the war started, we have stocked quite a good stocks of food and water in the bomb shelters and facilities and the plants for some period of time the civilians, they were able to use it and basically survive on that. unfortunately, all the things, they tend to run out, especially the food and the necessities. so i think now it's close to a catastrophe. >> it's believed about 10,000 people worked at the steel plant prior to the invasion. the company has an employee hotline and about 4500 employees have checked in. but another 6,000 people are unaccounted for as per the ceo speaking to cnn. well, constant bombardment has really been a way of life for many left in ukraine's battered cities. russian as well as ukrainian forces battle for control while civilians find themselves really in the middle, huddling for safety. our ben wedeman takes us to the basement of a bombed out heater where people are finding shelter and really little else. >> reporter: and it begins again. hell rains down. a dozen people are hiding in the basement of a bombed out th theater. "let it stop, oh lord," he says. now there is incoming. a white flag hangs outside to no effect. the theater above has been bombed and bombed and bombed again, yet they stay. too poor, too old, too frightened to flee. nina, 9 years -- 89 years old hn here for five weeks. "i want to go home, she says. i've suffered too much. i've seen the fire and the smoke. i've seen it all. i'm scared." nina's plea simple. "help us, help us." her daughter ludmila struggles to comfort her. "we're praying to god to stop it," she says, "to hear us." ina says "i have nowhere to go. i have no friends, no relatives." with the shelling intensifying, volunteers are finding it hard to deliver food. as russian and ukrainian forces fight for control of the town, there are people down there praying as hell rains down. ben wedeman, cnn, ukraine. >> just so much heartbreak. well, the primary combat unit of the russian army is the battalion tactical group or btg. they believe 85 of the groups are in ukraine with three more added over the past 24 hours. the u.s. admits it doesn't know where they all are, but they have seen a steady increase in russia's strength in the donbas. now ukrainians have no illusions about what will happen if they surrender. ukrainian military intelligence says it intersected russian communications giving an order to kill ukrainians, p.o.w.s, specifically those in the luhansk region. have a listen. >> translator: what can i tell you, damn it? you keep the most senior among them and let the rest go, wherever. let them go forever, damn it, so that no one will ever see them again, including relatives. >> and cnn cannot verify the authenticity of that recording. i want to take a closer look at the military's strategy as speck of this war. we're joined by retired army major general mark mccarl. thanks for taking the time to speak to us tonight. i want to discuss where we left off. that's the addition of more battalion tactical groups. what difference would this make on the ground, as well as the challenges it may pose for the ukrainian forces? >> isa, it's extremely significant, because it characterizes the change in tactics of the russians as we remember three weeks ago, the russians staged what some folks would call a blitzkrieg to kyiv. the russians were unsuccessful. now with the change in tactics, the russians have accumulated sufficient forces. the forces are put together in these btrs, these battalion tactical units. and what i suspect is the tactic of choice for the russians is slow, methodical movement into eastern ukraine, taking out centers of resistance. there is no rush on the part of the russians, except perhaps to get to some place that could be deemed a level of success in anticipation of the may ninth commemorative victory celebrations. that's the change. and the russians again have the time. the russians have the resources. the russians are close. russia is contiguous with eastern ukraine. and the russians have one other benefit, and that is that a significant part of the donbas region as a result of russian and russian partisan activity in 2014 is under essentially russian control right now, and there are ukrainians who are sympathizers with the russians that make it doubly difficult for the ukrainian freedom fighters to gain traction in that part of the country. >> yeah, and on that point, in fact, clarissa ward, our correspondent had a report tonight that was very much on that. she spoke to some ukrainians who actually were blaming the u.s. really. so it's very difficult for ukrainian troops on the ground. it's very gray, and it's not black and white, as many expected. let me ask you though, general, about the situation in mariupol. incredibly dire. president putin said in the last 24 hours that russian troops are not going to storm that plant, but instead they're going to block it, so no fly i think he said can get through. i mean, what's putin's strategy here? >> oh, my gosh. it's consistent with putin's history, both his own career that adamo in his presidency of russia and really goes back to an understanding of putin and putin's family experience in leningrad. that's st. petersburg. it was all about siege warfare. and it shouldn't be any sort of commendable statement on his part that he's not going to drive in to maricopa and bomb the heck out, at least now of the steel mill. instead, he will put this corridor of steel and russian forces around that steel mill, and those parts of mariupol that still offer resistance. that is nothing but siege warfare. the germans did it to the soviets at leningrad, st. petersburg for 900 days. putin's father was up there in leningrad. became one of the heroes of the soviet union. but that was siege warfare. putin knows it's effective. and i guess he got some kudos from around the world by expressing this sympathetic statement that he would not immediately go in and annihilate the freedom fighters of the ukrainians in the steel mill. >> yeah, he probably knows exactly what they would face from that -- from the ukrainians on the ground and the fight that they will put up, and the impact that have on their troops. where does this leave the ukrainian forces and the civilians still holed up inside? any chance of them getting out as they start to run out of food, start the run out of ammunition here? >> if the reports that we received thus far are even semi accurate and we have thousands of civilians, ukrainian civilians holed up in that steel plant in the tunnels that are underneath the plant, and as well the ukrainian freedom fighters, but that food, water and ammunition are almost completely gone. those ukrainians don't have, quite frankly, much of a chance unless -- i use this phrase a couple of nights ago -- somehow the great cavalry out here in america, we call the cavalry rushes in and saves the day. but there isn't any cavalry. there is no ukrainian unit within striking distance that can break that siege. there's no credible ukrainian air force that can provide air drops of additional supply and ammunition into the steel plant. so unless there is a miracle, it appears that in due time, the ukrainians will have to surrender. and what that means nobody knows. and as you suggested, at least with that snippet of information, that radio communication is accurate, it's going to be a horrific event. but it typifies the manner in which the russians have waged this war, this atrocity in the ukraine. >> yeah. and so many of them inside that steel plant, general, are refusing to lay down their weapons, yet the russians say three to four days. many think it may be much longer because of the size of course of the complex. retired u.s. army major general mark maccarley, really appreciate your insights, sir. thank you, general. >> thank you. well, as the russian military moves through ukraine, they are leaving more than really destruction and heartbreak behind. our phil black shows the dangerous weapons that remain. >> reporter: weaving through the trees, this brave stretch is carrying delicate cargo. not the wounded, but something with the potential to seriously wound or worse. they're collecting the active munitions russian forces left behind. this forest is scarred by battle. there is blackened earth and splinted trees pretty much everywhere. ukrainians say the rockets rained down on russian positions here. this is what's left of a russian weapons system. they say the battle may have lasted hours, but the cleanup will take much longer. here among the natural debris lies the dangerous end of a russian rocket. the soldier says it's filled with cluster munitions. those weapons are banned by more than 100 countries. this one standing proud shows why they must work quickly. when the soldiers last saw this damaged rocket, it was lying horizontally. someone, foolish, lucky, and unqualified has lifted the warhead so it now points to the sky. the professionals carefully stretcher it away and add it to their growing collection. that was a single 500-pound bomb, and that's how you make it safe, according to this disposal team. they've got two more to go. their air delivered bombs recovered from a downed russian aircraft, and they're going destroy both at the same time. the big ones are easy to find, and you get the feeling fun to destroy. most of the effort hunting down mines and other abandoned ordnance is painfully thorough, careful work, scanning and prodding the earth with intense focus for hours at a time. but there is urgency too, because discarded and deliberately planted weapons are harming people weeks after the russian left this territory. this truck hit a mine north of kyiv, incinerating the driver. this emergency vehicle also ran over something explosive, injuring eight on board. there are many painful legacies to russia's brief presence in this part of the country. ukrainians are working to ensure this one doesn't endure. phil black, cnn, in ukraine's kyiv region. >> and i'll be back with more from lviv in the next hour. but for now, i want to send it back to michael holmes in atlanta. michael? 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>> steven jiang there in beijing for us. now in the united states, the debate over mask mandates continues. starting friday, masks will be once again required on public transport in los angeles county. health officials cited cdc guidance that contradicts the reason federal court rulings striking down a mask-free climate on mass transportation. now dr. anthony fauci says the courts should never have been involved. >> for a court to come in, and if you look at the rationale for that, it really is not particularly firm. and we are concerned about that, about courts getting involved in things that are unequivocally public health decisions. this is a cdc issue. it should not have been a court issue. >> the u.s. department of justice on wednesday appealed the federal court ruling that struck down the mass transportation mask mandate. the two french presidential candidates are about to make their final pitches to voters ahead of sunday's runoff. president emmanuel macron will hold his last campaign rally a few hours from now. in a speech to voters near paris on thursday, he warned against normalizing far right ideology in france. his far right opponent marine le pen will hit the campaign trail in northern france. friday is the last day of campaigning before voters head to the polls. the contest is a rematch of a presidential runoff in 2017 when mr. macron easily beat le pen. but this time around polls suggest a much close erase, even though the president still holds a small lead. mr. macron and le pen are going into the runoff after winning the top two spots of course in the first round of voting. but a candidate who ended up third in that round is now emerging as a potential kingmaker in the presidential contest. cnn's jim bittermann explains. >> reporter: he didn't win, but he didn't exactly lose here. jean-luc mellenchon came in third. the french system not good enough to make the runoff round for the presidency, but he did manage to garner more than 20% of the votes cast, votes that could make the difference in sunday's election between incumbent president emmanuel macron and right wing candidate marine le pen. so for days now, analysts have been pondering which candidate the melenchon supvoters would support. melenchon made it clear how he feels, saying four times in his concession speech that his voters should certainly not choose le pen with her anti-immigrant, anti-europe policies but he did not suggest they should vote for macron, which leaves it an open question which way they'll go. >> even if there is a lot of anger, macron has a attitude that is clearly anti-le pen, society favorable to immigration when actually marine le pen is extremely opposed to totally open society and immigration. i believe at the end of the day, will abstain and vote macron. >> reporter: many may abstain or cast ineligible ballots. but what melenchon and his party are looking forward to more importantly is what the french call the third round in the elections. the elections in june to determine the makeup of the french legislature. melenchon said himself this week that if his supporters win enough seats in the parliament, he would be happy to serve as prime minister. happy about that as well would be a long-time melenchon supporter who is already a deputy in the parliament. danielle obano says it's hard to think many would vote for le pen. but they're sufficiently angry with president macron that even should he win reelection, melenchon's left party will try to impede plans. >> as much as possible, despite him having presidential power. we could use all the tools inside the parliamentary box, despite being a system that gives a lot -- too much power to the president. >> reporter: in the end, which direction the melenchon voters could go could be crucial in determining who is the next president of france. a few weeks later the same voters could produce a legislature that could be very frustrating for presidents five years in office. jim bittermann, cnn, paris. and a programing note. as french voters go to the polls on sunday for the second and final round of voting in that presidential election, do join us sunday, 8:00 p.m. paris time, 2:00 p.m. in the eastern united states for our special live coverage of the french elections right here on cnn. coming up here on cnn newsroom, ukraine has been pleading with the west for heavy weaponry. now the u.s. rushing some of its biggest guns to the battlefield. also, the horrors of war through the eyes of a teenager. how the conflict is taking a toll on ukrainian youth. we'll be right back. 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ivan says his friend was killed by russian shrapnel as she tried to escape the city. the cross bearing katia's name was made by his grandfather, who dug this shallow grave because they couldn't store the bodies at the hospital. >> translator: i can't take this well when i see this. i cry but i'm not showing this. i feel weak, weak because i cannot do anything. >> reporter: ivan is 16 years old. in two months of war, he has witnessed the innocence of childhood die before his eyes. watching ivan makes you wonder how a teenaged mind copes with the horror in front of him. his family says to understand, we must see what they experienced. ivan's family never left this backyard shed for more than 30 days while russian troops occupied the city. ivan's grandfather and father showed us how they survived on nothing but homemade bread. so basically, they would take the grain, the raw grain and grind it down into flour, or a version of flour. and then they would make their own bread in this oven. and that's what they lived on for more than a month. >> reporter: five adults and four children hid in this underground bunker. this is where ivan heard weeks of artillery blasts and cries for help. the sounds of war that will haunt survivors forever. >> translator: i slept here. my sister and my mom slept here, and another family slept here too. we tried to curl up here and sleep together. sometimes when things got really scary, our dads would come down and stay with us. >> reporter: ivan's grandfather sergei says russian soldiers told him the family would be killed if they tried to escape. police say more than 50 people were killed here, many of them shot as they tried to run away. the death toll is expected to climb. how frightening was this experience for you ? sergei is stoic as we talk about surviving the russian siege. but there is one question that pierces his heart. do you worry about your grandchildren witnessing this war? grandfather and father know their children will never be the same. why do you feel it was important to be here at this moment? >> translator: so people can see for themselves. the whole world should ski how the russian world comes and kills civilians for nothing. >> reporter: when you get older what do you think you'll remember about this moment and this day? >> translator: i'll remember everything. i'll remember every day, and i will tell my children and my grandc grandchildren. i will remember this all my life. >> reporter: he is a teenager who refuses to look away from the raw reality of this war. ed lavandera, cnn, borodianka, ukraine. just ahead, fresh clashes have broken out again today between israeli police and palestinian protesters. we'll get the latest from jerusalem when we come back. nice suits, you guys b blend right in. the world needs you back. i'm retired greg, you know t this. people havave their money just sitting around doing nothing... that's bad, they shouldn't do that. they're getting crushed by inflation. well, i feel for them. they're taking financial advice from memes. 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