The war s refugees as well, these are temporary homes brought to lviv from poland. aliona showed me where she and baby yaroslav now sleep after they left their town near dnipro. she s one of the people of ukraine s east who have grown weary of constant conflict. translation: in 2014, we thought the war would last a week, - then it lasted a month, then a year, and now it has been going for eight years. we tried to live through the 2014 war like normal people, trying to get by, trying not to think about it, but now war has come after us again. this is a sign that accommodation here has now started to run short, and while this is a good short term option, the question is, how long can families live like this? and as the fighting moves further west, the likelihood is this will be a reality for even more people. ukrainians released these pictures of their front lines to show they are digging in and ready to fight. although some ground has been lost to the russians in the east, they have had
Last days if not hours. the enemy is outnumbering us ten to one. they have advantage in the air, in artillery, in their forces on land, in equipment and in tanks. there is a new agreement to get more residents out of the bombarded city, but previous attempts have been only party successful. around 100,000 are still trapped. last night russia says it hit more than 1,000 military targets across the country. ukrainian defences have been successful in stopping some attacks, but the president again appealed for more weapons. translation: it is unfair that ukraine is still forced to ask. for what its partners have been storing for years. if they have the weapons ukraine needs, if they have the ammunition we need, it is their moral duty to help protect freedom. international support is helping the war s refugees as well,
The war s refugees as well. these are temporary homes brought to lviv from poland. aliona showed me where she and baby yaroslav now sleep after they left their town near dnipro. she s one of the people of ukraine s east who have grown weary of constant conflict. translation: in 2014, we thought the war would last a week, - then it lasted a month, then a year, and now it has been going for eight years. we tried to live through the 2014 war like normal people, trying to get by, trying not to think about it, but now war has come after us again. this is a sign that accommodation here has now started to run short, and while this is a good short term option, the question is, how long can families live like this? and as the fighting moves further west, the likelihood is this will be a reality for even more people. ukrainians released these pictures of their front lines to show they are digging in and ready to fight. although some ground has been lost to the russians in the east,