that s according to a ukrainian official. he also added the attack hit three military infrastructure facilities and an auto shop. lviv near the polish border has been a safe haven for ukrainians fleeing the war in other part was the country. it s also a main point of entry for nato-supplied weapons. joining us now, from lviv is nbc foreign correspondent raf sanchez. raf, good morning. thank you for being with us again today. according to ukrainian officials, the time is here, russia has begun its offensive in eastern ukraine and the pentagon saying the activity will ramp up in the coming days. what more you can tell us from ukraine? you and i have been talking for literally weeks about russia preparing to launch an all-out assault across the east, across the donbas. that day is here. according to president zelenskyy. they say the russians are going all out, with everything they have, and attacking along an
clear, we will keep you updated on this recovery in the lviv region of ukraine. carley: matt, wasn t just that tire replacement facility, three military infrastructure facilities also targeted. this came as vladimir putin recently told the biden administration to stop arming ukraine and said that shipments of switchblade drones and long-range artillery will lead to unprecedented consequences. you have to wonder if any of that heavy weaponry was targeted in these missile strikes. do you have any indication that is the case? no, i don t right now, just arriving to the scene. like you said, the mayor of lviv said four extracts in total, three military targets, just one ended up being a civilian or domestic location, just feet from a railway, you have to wonder if the railway was truly the target. as he mentioned, moscow has formally warned the
ukrainian officials say a number of military infrastructure facilities were hit as well as an auto body shop. we re told at least seven people were killed. this comes as we re getting a new image tonight of putin s prized warship just before it sank. you can see it at thistilting. there is significant scarring to the left of the vessel. we have reporters across ukraine this evening as well as in astona where ukrainian refugees are making their way after having to travel through russia, no less. but first, i want to start with jim sciutto. he is out front and live in lviv. i know you just heard air raid sirens. what is the latest? in the last half hour, new air raid sirens, the third time today. what you do, you listen for the sirens and then the booms, right? soon after the explosions and