Kind of psychological pressure, i think, being made, brought to bear here on ckramatorsk, i can hear a detonation that s just gone off. i suspect that s anti-aircraft fire. this is sort of the ongoing process as they, the russians, try to put the squeeze here, which is in the center of a salient of territories surrounded, really, potentially, on three sides by russia, but with a large gap that the russians would like to close and close the jaws around this city as part of their campaign, which they say is now focused on capturing what they call the donbas the east of the country, and the southern coastline, anderson. clarissa, sam was showing police delivering supplies to people who are sheltering at home. you were just in kharkiv with paramedics visiting people who were in need.
Ukraine/eu relations and emerging security challenges. can you tell us how things are there in kharkiv? russia intensifies its attack on kharkiv for today and the day before. the shelling continues throughout day and night. and it means that russian troops do not move on the ground near kharkiv, but they continue to arrive in civilian population and deliberately target civilian objects. i myself saw today two strikes in big residential areas, and that means that every day we have more losses and more civilians, we have seen what happened in ckramatorsk, this atrocity on the railway station. and it gives us the idea of what russia might do next in other ukrainian cities and in kharkiv itself. because russia is now massing troops on the border with ukraine here on the east, also