Some kind of evacuation. in just the past six hours or so, we ve heard from a ukrainian marine commander who talks about him folding his unit in with the azoff brigade. he says he has over 600 soldiers there wounded, he s unable to get the medical treatment, he s unable to get them out. add that to the thousands of civilians who are huddled there, who are trying to get out of that city unable to do so. we continue to hear from president vladimir putin of russia saying he would allow civilians leave, that there would become some kind of cease-fire. that has simply not happened, lawrence. when you talk to ukrainian military officials, they will tell you that they are hoping to blunt that offensive in the east, by continuing to engage forces in mariupol. they re actually slowing them down for making that swing movement, that pence or pence or movement to the east. here in the capital today, we will see the un secretary general on the ground. he s going to be investigating war crimes in th
Correspondent cal perry in kyiv. cal, what is the situation? well look, as we see the sun coming up on the morning number 64, we turn or tension to marry opal, that city in the south where for 64 days there has been heavy bombardment. we have been talking about this since the beginning of the war, but now the nation is really watching this steel plant in the hopes that there could be some kind of evacuation. in just the past six hours or so, we ve heard from ukrainian marine commander who talks about him folding his unit in with the azoff brigade. he says he has over 600 soldiers there wounded, he s unable to get the medical treatment, he s on unable to get them out. add that to the thousands of civilians who are huddled there, who are trying to get out of that city unable to do so. we continue to hear from president vladimir putin of russia saying he would allow civilians to leave if there could be some kind of cease-fire. that is simply not happened, lawrence. and when you talk to