Our gabe gutierrez is in ukraine with the very latest reporter: this body camera video shows a fire fight in the besieged southeastern city of mariupol where ukraine s president zelenskyy now says it s likely tens of thousands of people are dead, though tha number cannot be verified. after its defeat around kyiv, russia is now shifting its assault east tonight, u.s. officials say they have seen efforts by the russian military to resupply and reinforce their troops in the eastern donbas region. the country s largest city in the east, kharkiv, is seeing more deadly airstrikes as satellite images show an ominous eight-mile-long russian military convoy on the move near kharkiv, president zelenskyy over the weekend hosted british prime minister boris johnson defiantly strolled through kyiv. while zelenskyy told cbs that president biden and the u.s. are still not providing ukraine with enough weapons to win. translator: whether we will
Being devastated, it is just such a tragedy unfolding now. yes. and, you know, berman, we, i understand, have ivan back on that train. we re able to connect with him again. ivan, please tell us what else you re seeing. reporter: well, i mean, the train has made a stop now and we picked up other passengers along the way. i m not sure whether we re picking them up here. a little bit more about, you know, the rail system in ukraine, before the war, 50% of all passengers, of all transport of passengers in this country was on the railroad system. it is one of the biggest in europe, so it has been essential to evacuating people from these areas. now, the crew on board this train, they were on the last train to leave the currently besieged southeastern city of mariupol on the 25th of february. so all of these workers, 20 of them, they all had homes and
Taken by the russians. ukrainian officials say at least 22 civilians have been killed in a russian airstrike on the northern ukrainian city of chernihiv. the southeastern city of mariupol is under intense pressure with the mayor reporting that the russians are using siege tactics. people trapped there have no running water and no power, and after a night of shelling, dozens are feared dead. let me show you new pictures from kharkiv, the second city, and the extent of the devastation we ve known for a number of days. the intensity of the shelling there. it was reported from the mayor, who he heard from on the bbc, we heard from. as the camera pans around, you get a real sense right there in the centre of the city ofjust the
Three conditions. the parties need to agree to a specific times, locations, evacuations. they need to decide the people who are allowed to be evacuated, and whether the agreement also allows assistance to be brought in. they also, ali, remind the world, including the russians that anyone, any staffer, any vehicle with the red cross, excuse me, with the red cross album, and you vehicle, any building is protected under international law. now, as this second day falls apart, ali, a lot of very smart people are suggesting that we look to russian past and recent military activity and syria, of course. ali, when the syrian and russian forces agreed to a cease-fire, ali, it was most likely an opportunity for russian forces to regroup, to re-arm, and then really prepare for the next offense. so, we are watching this very closely, but we now have confirmation of the second day in a row. and, that southeastern city of mariupol, 200,000 people will not be getting out safely.