prison in russia. the ukrainian soldiers will fight to the death. what what our view on this, it has to be humanitarian corridor for ukrainians to leave ukraine territory to kyiv, not to russia. what ukrainian forces trapped there in mariupol, and some officials are hoping for, is some sort of third party to monitor, guarantee a safe passage out. not just for civilians but soldiers to hold up there. it is not clear how that would happen. there is not precedent for that in this conflict so far. i was in touch with one member of the military. the ukraine military member there trapped in that steel plant tonight. and they re worried. they re scared. and understandably so. the civilians there, including women and children, perhaps even more so. jim sciutto reporting live from lviv, ukraine. thank you so much. joining me, mike mccall from texas. the ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. he just got back from a trill trip to the polish border of ukraine. we hav
strikes caused extensive damage to the civilian infrastructure including multiple residential buildings an a school. russian forces launched at least two missiles in dnipro, some railway infrastructure destroyed. no casualties thankfully were reported there at least yet. fighting ramping up significantly throughout the east with ukraine saying that the town of kriminna fallen after a huge amount of equipment and besieged port city of mariupol, rejected a russian deadline to surrender. they said it will be closed for entry and exit today and any men who remain will be quote unquote, filtered out. let s begin our coverage with cnn matt rivers in lviv on the deadly air strikes we were just talking about. matt, what are you seeing there after all of this? reporter: yeah, kate, lviv has largely been spared some of the horrors we ve seen in other parts of the country throughout this war and yet this morning, there were multiple explosions in the city. four different air strikes.
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