just two days ago we had four russian missiles that were intercepted in this area, a close call, if you will, that kind of heightens their sense of awareness, then this morning, after was known that there was some type of strike in this area, the air becomes heavy, i think people become quiet, we are seeing a lot of people respond, you can see emergency crews in this area doing cleanup, doing assessments, people are responding. the mayor has been giving us hourly updates, which is perhaps a sense of comfort that at least you re getting information, the people are getting information about what is happening on the ground here in lviv. match, as we are looking at these images, you can t help but be taken back by the fact that, again, another instance of targeting civilians, albeit, in all likelihood, a miss, in all likelihood, targeting the railway. that sense of calm that carley was referencing the city of lviv, at this point, do we need to take all of ukraine is one
There are a lot of refugees in s town right now coming from ukrag about them over the last couple of days, this train station in general and lviv is very active. we were just there and saturday. thousands of people that were either escaping ukraine for countries like poland or some who were returning here after being gone for so long, so these railways, very, very important for a lot of reasons. sadly, you are looking at what is likely a loss of life, devastation here at this repair facility, we did hear an air raid siren in the past hour. my understanding is that the second air raid siren has gone off and we now have the clear, so for now this area is believed to be safe. match, standing images. what is the mood on the ground like in lviv, as he said? obviously been a safe haven for so many, and western ukraine, how are people dealing with these missiles strakes and also how are you doing?