let's return to the ground in ukraine. we're going to speak now to a resident who is living in the north of the country, in a city being heavily shelled every day by russian forces. we're calling him �*danylo' instead of using his real name to protect his identity. can you tell us what is happening where you are?— can you tell us what is happening where you are? can you tell us what is happening where ou are? ~ :: , ., ., where you are? about 20 minutes ago i was where you are? about 20 minutes ago i was sitting — where you are? about 20 minutes ago i was sitting in — where you are? about 20 minutes ago i was sitting in my _ where you are? about 20 minutes ago i was sitting in my apartment - where you are? about 20 minutes ago i was sitting in my apartment but - where you are? about 20 minutes ago i was sitting in my apartment but i - i was sitting in my apartment but i have to go downstairs to the basement because of heavy shelling and it is heavier than it was before. several days ago there were some shelling switch hit the district where i live. so now many windows are damaged in my building. indeed, the city seems to be blocked so it is hard to get out and local authorities say we're not to evacuate anyone for now. and it is your risk to go outside. 0bviously,