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Structure, revealing itself through a system of pulleys, to be in part based on synagogues that used to dot the ancient countryside. over 1.5 million jews lived here before world war ii. about 1 million were killed in the holocaust. it s believed that 43,000 jews still live in ukraine although perhaps four times that number claim jewish ancestry. as we peer into the audio visual history of how 100,000 jews and others were simply gunned down during world war ii in this area alone, ruslan tells us that russia needs to respect ukraine s tragic past, not distort it. and back at saint michael s, here s 8-year-old iryna. translator: i would tell putin to come to his senses and not to harm people. what right does he have? well, who is he, and why is he destroying us like this? we pray and ask god that it will ....
Respects and gave flowers to the families, flowers always in even numbers. ruslan, the presiding officer of the ukrainian parliament, basically the speaker of the house, stopped by to honor the fallen. i come here and to all my honor and all my heart i put there. russia is guilty for everything, crimes, for everything, genocide, which they do in my land. i want the whole world knows that we never forget for nobody. reporter: the church is right next to this monument, to famous and beloved ukrainian poet who was exiled by russia s czar in the 1800s, for advocating for ukrainian independence from russia and for human rights. one of the most famous poems reads when i am dead, bury me in my beloved ukraine, my tomb upon ....
For a moment, this was a bridge too far for vladimir putin. as we arrived in kherson just before dusk on thursday, the fighting had crossed over to our side of the river. meaning russian tanks were in these sleepy streets. but the night brought no rest. jets flying low, terrifying locals. air strikes. here a mother s bedtime duty is to switch out the lights. not to calm her kids but to protect them from the kremlin s jets overhead. the boys are noisy, but the girls quiet. it s safer here than on the street. ruslan jumps in. they ll kill us all, he says. moscow s game, scar here. i did hear blasts, but i was not afraid. i heard a tank, he says. ....
Calm her kids but to protect them from the kremlin s jets overhead. the boys are noisy, but the girls quiet. it s safer here than on the street, says lena. ruslan jumps in. they ll kill us all, he says. moscow s games scar here. i did hear blasts, but i was not afraid. i heard a tank, he says. but by dawn, it was a case of the russians are coming, but also maybe not. ukrainian forces had reclaimed the bridge but not without a cost. i asked viktor if the russians would move back. yes, russians no fall away. russians about 3,000 meters. reporter: locals picked through the wreckage for ammunition. it s strange to see civilians ....
Across town the rockets apparent cast munitions seem to fall anywhere. another rocket landed up the street here. from cars. to vegetable gardens. at the morgue, the toll is growing. at least 50 bodies, they told us. 20 of them incinerated in a russian missile strike on the naval strike. the bodies so often of the elderly who would have survived being a soviet citizen, but not this. ruslan has worked here 13 days straight and is from crimea where russian state propaganda still calls this a special operation against nazis. [ speaking foreign language ] ....