moscow, that she sheltered with in mariupol, she knew something was wrong. translator: i was scared to look. you can t use kids like that. thank you, uncle yuri for saving me. who is anya. her family members were too scared to speak on air. she is anya as she is known, a 13-year-old brought from her foster family s home to this rally celebrating the russian army. cnn has no way of knowing how willingly she went but anya s social media gives an insight into her bewilderment. look at all the rows, she says, before being told where she will stand and what she will say. it was a year ago that anya s hometown of mariupol was pounded. devastating heavy artillery
so the thing that we talked about before, the example of not being able to get russia to cease-fire in mariupol, and get civilians out, gives you the answer on what are the prospects of peace. right now there s nothing that we can get an agreement with russia for. there s no way to make sure that russia will execute on this agreement. no way it all even if they re saying yes on the ground, they re saying now. even if putin promises something to macron, or the general secretary of the united nations, the generals are saying oh, we didn t receive this order. as a country that s been in war with russia for the last eight years, i can tell you, until there is a force in the world that can push russia from doing something, before that there is no talking to them. there is no peace agreement.
certain death to a way of life we have tried different ways. president macron and boris johnson tried to talk to putin and agreed to let people out. however, there was no cease fire. general secretary of the united nations, with mr. gutierrez was in kyiv two days ago, and in moscow three days ago and also try to get the russians to cease fire. still no results. we will not stop trying. we will try to get our people out. we know that our people would be fighting, and they will not give up. but we know also that we do need to do everything possible, and impossible, to get people who are not involved in the fighting women and children, and elderly, and men who are not fighting. to get them out because the situation there, in mariupol,
dramatic moves in mariupol, after weeks of being bombarded by russian forces some civilians have been allowed to meet to leave that, the plant there, in that city. and a celebrity on a humanitarian mission. a coffee shop in the, today, we ll get the latest from nbc news correspondent, but yes that is angelina jolie. russia is intensifying attacks in the donbas region. ukrainian forces striking at russian armored military convoys. u.s. and british intelligence agencies both say russia s progress has been slowed, while the u.s. is speeding up dozens of shipments of weapons and supplies expected to arrive in europe today as we give you videos of howitzer missiles and protective gear being loaded onto military transport planes. they were flying out of dover,
yourself up to the russian officials, and russian military who was surrounding him. i said, you re talking about the shame, surrounding such a move like that. what do you thinking inside you re head? he said inside his skull, in his thoughts, he still thinks he will never surrender. my impression is that this is a group of hundreds of fighters that will go down fighting to the death. gosh, their bravery, their courage is remarkable. thank you very much for that matt bradley. joining me now the member of parliament in ukraine. madam mp, tell me what you are hearing about those developments that we were just discussing with math in mariupol. do you see it as a sign of hope there? alex thank you so much for happening for having me. it s very hard, we re talking about mariupol. because we had at least 20 attempts to get civilians out the besieged city. to get them out from almost