and today we have good news from the relatives of dima khizhnyakov from mariupol. letrams. the boy with his parents escaped from the shelling of isu in the basement, the shell flew right into the house, mom and dad dima died, the child miraculously remained alive he was sent to a children's social center. this is my family walks all the time here. i paid for drawing in order to do it. we found his relatives and took them to donetsk so that they could get temporary custody of the boy and be able to finally take dima into the family, all the documents were taken. now we are waiting for how we will take him to our place of residence. i hope to return all the time, my native home is the village of lebedinskoe. you helped us a lot. without you, we would not have done anything galina vladimirovna's daughter and her husband alexander died during shelling. the shell hit the wall of the house. the blast wave acted more there, and they covered the child with them with debris. at first, larisa would have died over him, and sasha, i don’t know the mice from above, or they couldn’t

let me go. hug me so gently and don't let me go hug me hug your spring will come let us pray for mariupol let for ukraine lift me up hug me hug don't let go hug me

denmark and spain promise new deliveries of weapons, but in any case, let's look at mariupol. yachny botha , in principle, i, in principle, used to play football quite well in peacetime there. what rules are necessary for there to be two teams and the ball here, it seems to me that mr. peskov plays football with himself. zelensky giggle - it talks about football rules at the very moment when the azov battalion again refused to let civilians out , the president of ukraine refutes peskov's words about the document and crosses out the opportunity to continue the dialogue. really. i want to remind you that the president, speaking at the cosmodrome, said that the ukrainian side is indeed stubbornly deviating from its previously given agreements, deviating from its words. constantly changes. this, of course, has very bad consequences in terms of the effectiveness of the negotiations, at present our a draft document that includes absolutely clear wording worked out. the ball is on their side. waiting for an answer. and there are some deadlines for the answer. well, it depends on the

civilians is also priceless and here is one of these video evidence of ordinary civilians from mariupol let'sappeal to zelensky , uh, if you can, come mariupol with this glad and see what you have done and avoid understand. uh, now uh, the ukrainian army is such that it hides at home, hides at home. e, means, uh, both houses and civilians of corpses are destroyed from them. here we bury corpses bury corpses. what principle can be compared with the life of people. you see what they did, we wanted to ask zelensky why they are hiding between the houses. let us give we want peace to come to us, so that there are no such explosions. vlad, frankly terrorist methods of warfare on the part of the ukrainian military, even rumors that we may have civilians in the call of steel, greatly slow down our cleansing. if there is any way out of this situation, well, firstly, i wanted to return for a second to the situation, you know, uh, it is terrible because even if the ukrainians got one square meter, from which we left. there would have been found anyway, the ikonir and zarin and the cemetery killed civili

let's start with mariupol and those evacuations. that there could be a corridor of safety, but the question is will it happen? mil question is will it happen? all we know question is will it happen? fill we know right now as ukraine is working on one saturday, about early morning ukraine time, but as you say, they have been so many attempts in the past, and a lot of the time they have failed. it is so difficult for aid agencies to get to mariupol, which requires getting through russian checkpoints, getting through the selling, the situation and so compared about a lot of the time mariupol residents and up fleeing on their own without the protection and help of these aid agencies. this is partly why the deputy prime minister of ukraine, iryna vereshchuk, has told the bbc that the un must intervene themselves when it comes to these corridors. that they are these corridors. that they are the only organisation that has the only organisation that has the strength and capacity to ensure they can work, and that secretary general antonio gu

there is a mizenert who is ready to donate, who will say that this battalion is located there in mariupol , let's call it mansorovsky and danuivtsi, so we give a million, the information given was 100% with us in connection with ahmed zakaev - this is the prime minister of the republic of ichkeria in exile ahmed good afternoon, i am glad to welcome you. thank you for joining our informational marathon, and the hotel is asking you for this. what is kadyrov 's statement? reason for hysteria now is a comfortable evening. i greet everyone. i wish ukrainians and the ukrainian people endurance and wholeheartedly support them in the struggle for freedom and independence not only of ukraine but also of all humanity - this is an exaggeration. and now regarding your question, the point is that we originally said about it i always stated that the main task of putin and kadyr is putin's group, putin's servant, putin's foot soldier, and the task was to salt chechens and ukrainians on everything the rest of the time and for the ukrainians to hate the chechens for allegedly taking part in the genocide of the uk

participate in the opening of humanitarian corridors and the removal of the civilian population from mariupol, let'shat the russians could allow safe passage for civilians and wounded soldiers from mariupol, but such agreements failed several times, i believe that if the work of the corridor is nevertheless implemented, then they can take part in this representatives of nato member countries, as it is generally understood, nato will participate, uh, in organizing the removal of civilians, but we all understand who the civilians are if nato will carry them. there, most likely, these nato officers will hide behind civilians , there is one more phrase. well, she said, if russia allows it. well, i'm interpreting, but he said only with permission in russia er. well, let's throw a bait so they threw an absolutely frank cynical looking for a reason to lead over. uh looking for a reason to introduce under what under uh genocide. i'm serious now. there is also an information capsule. she not only touches there, the sea, after all, eh. chef western he must explain and constantly work on two fronts. the first

peskov has just refuted the statements of the us state department that mariupol is still under the control of everything, letofficial representative of netprice called the report to shoigu putin on the complete liberation. mariupol misinformation from washington. probably, you know better, although at point-blank range they didn’t see the footage of the dpr flag being hoisted on the highest point of the city by tv towers. well, in new delhi on the other side of the world. at this moment, johnson's press conference begins, which he must report whether he has convinced the fashion to abandon russian military contracts and oil? what is it like? it seems to me a very auspicious moment in relations and friendship between the two democracies, the largest democracy in the world, india and great britain one of the oldest democracies in the world. democracy is why johnson, who promised not to put pressure on new delhi, is demanding moody immediately join the anti-russian sanctions. we are also jointly taking big steps to help each other achieve energy independence and reduce dependence on imported hydrocarbons. just

i also visited volnovakha in mariupol. let's see.ican trauma center where there are children and parents who suffered from shelling. now we will communicate with them to find out what is needed and help. hello, my name is mariana where did you come from and how can we help? we went to our parents and a rocket or shell flew by, the house fell on us, bombarded us and the next level did not start us dig right away. we would all burn down let's light a daughter. here the twins were masha or she lost him. i couldn't download it. father came in and buried the doors, only buried out of the six. four. they just saved everything. the king has arrived. we arrived from mariupol from the landing of ruka, as the doctors said, we need to go to donetsk, i’ll look at the fields, the doctors actually stayed there. and i think it’s necessary on the territory of russia, well, we were, uh, in the apartment of a grandmother with children, two children, a grandmother and an older one. well , most likely a shell flew into the apartment or maybe nearby. i d

well, since we are talking about mariupol, let's start with it. what's the news from there? well, with regards to the port of mariupol, that is, it is now already under our control. ah, the militants took hostages, and the fate of the crew of two foreign ships remains questionable, but before that, and our unit managed to evacuate, and from other ships, including foreign crews, they are now in a safe place, and in the donetsk people's republic that, but it changes in the direction that the enemy begins to panic and undertakes various kinds of attempts to evacuate e on his own, because there is no unblocking strike, about which opponents told a lot. happens and will not happen. uh, yesterday, it was an attempt. eh, yesterday, the day before yesterday, various kinds of things happen there every day. uh, e's events about um. uh, the crew, or rather, the ship, which, on which they were supposed to be evacuated by sea before that, directly, that is, attempts to send helicopters to and use a helicopter to evacuate the leadership of azov, but, uh, not a single attempt, in fact, was

but let's see how the military technical aspect and the blockade of azov became the city of mariupol ke, like, i don’t know, like, like, some important points, apparently, strategic, they are only symbolic, let’s just talk from this angle. let's try. realize what is happening. well, even looking at the map. we saw how quickly, let’s say, poplar kherson was liberated yes, because the security forces of ukraine did not concentrate there, weapons, including heavy ones, were not concentrated there, that is, in fact, the city of a i etu was chosen symbolist, there is also here, because there is also a grouping that prohibits the stomach and the name of the plant, and a certain image is very conveniently formed. yes, these thousands of spartans, who hold the defense of the whole of europe there, they are the shield of europe, not even that of ukraine . i wanted to say a word today, soon with my technical aspect. uh, i'm watching tv channels from the west this morning, i noticed. what they are operating on, it turns out to me that mariupol is impossible, it is under the control of ukraine, t

zaporizhzhia continues to work zaporizhzhia is preparing for defense what is the situation in mariupol let'sth sergey taruta he will be in touch with us when not yet, so tell us when serhiy taruta will be. good for you so far. we will add news about mariupol. the british tv channel sky news published pictures showing black smoke rising above the azovstal metallurgical plant located in mariupol. according to the information of the armed forces of ukraine, the enemy continues. massive fire impact and blocks our units in the area of ​​the plant, and what exactly this column of black smoke is connected with is not known, meanwhile satellite images have revealed the third place of mass burial near the besieged mariupol, on the territory of the cemetery in the village of stari krym, remember these satellite images, which is not obvious, and most likely, these are mass graves, where thousands of mariupol citizens are buried, thousands of people are buried, and so far this is not official information, it is only guesses and to us you can only imagine what is happening in the besieged mariupol, which

a breakthrough from the industrial zone, namely the ilyich plant, this is the northern part of mariupol, letme this, rather the south and the coast of the city, then the northern industrial zone - this is just ilyich's plant, according to our data, up to one and a half thousand were concentrated there. uh, neo-nazi vushniks, and in general other militants, about half of them, uh, were preparing breakthrough it will be interesting to find out how it turned out, they are preparing breakthroughs virtually every night, we talk about it, there is an understanding of who they want to withdraw from there, because more and more information comes in and foreign mercenaries and the names of even french generals are called, we don’t name names, because unverified as yet information. we hope in the near future. it will be confirmed. maybe you have some information about who is trying to get out of mariupol so actively. well, in fact, from mariupol now everyone actively wants to get out, including neo-nazis and zazovs, they perfectly understood that this battle was unequivocally lost for them, that now a

shooting at people who were jumping out of the windows of the clinical hospital number seven in mariupol, let'sady aged. they were the first. they put on white bandages when we approached. so sniper was still in a psychiatric hospital and took all three of them out. it was peacefully going out. yes peaceful yes peaceful right from here. here for this hospital left. and here, here, or all three, we went in, they started shooting, we saw that civilians were still shooting here, civilians, right out of the blue, jumped out and still ignored and fired. and andrey kazakov is now in direct contact with us andrey hello. where was this hospital, from which people jumped out and shot at the national battalion? this is the levoberezhny district of mariupol near mendeleev street and pobeda avenue, and there is such a small medical town. hospital number four number seven city a-a, against a tuberculosis dispensary, a children's clinic. uh, that's where it all happened - the territory of the plant was tired. it's very close. it's literally fifty. maybe 100 m in places. the fact is that the territory of this

we pray for mariupol let's pray zakhary kyiv sum chernihiv we pray for ukraine let's see embrace happiness don't let go hug me hug me hug spring let the program of the ukrainian service usu america time taim studio nataliya leonova congratulations ukraine is clearly convinced that it can win like everyone here such a statement was heard from the head of the pentagon, lloyd austin, at a meeting of 40 countries dedicated to the defense of ukraine, the discussions held at the german military base ramstein were attended by officials of nato member countries and partners on defense capabilities of ukraine and us assistance to kyiv, secretary of state blinkin was questioned at the capitol by the regional businessmen. all these events are being followed by my colleague yuliya yarmolenko, who is currently joining our studio from the white house . congratulations to yulia. congratulations to natalya. statement in support of ukraine, what concrete results were achieved, do you know nataliya, probably the biggest practical announcement today is the allocation by germany of 50 anti-aircraft and in che

terrorists and small an illustration of this is precisely the behavior surrounding the situation in mariupol, let's go back to the idea, if the russian federation at least had the political will to look for some more or less decent way out of the situation, they could at least agree now to resolve this humanitarian disaster in mariupol , they don't agree to it on the contrary, they are under even more and more pressure, and this suggests that they will understand that for ukraine this is a very sensitive story, the only sensitive story for sure, which can force ukraine to go to some or seek some kind of agreement with the russian federation, and that is why they will continue to use this tool on an even bigger scale. thank you very much . to talk about culture during the war, it is also alive and she too by the way, culture is fighting either for us or against us , it is a word to you good evening i am you greetings to the viewers espresso who is it for us angelina jolie i think you already know for sure that she is in lviv. this is a new excuse for memchiks, as usual for us ukrainians, anything no

perform other military tasks and see how they are escorted to these tasks by the local residents of mariupol let'sn on a direct line special correspondent of the komsomolskaya pravda media group alexander kostny, there is no internet in the direction, so we are talking via phone alexander hello. hello colleagues, what is happening in your area now? well, the second day the artillery works very loudly. it works in both directions, and new forces of the force have pulled up here, which were withdrawn from the kiev direction from the sumy direction from chernihiv, quietly occupying defenses along kharkov so that the armed forces of ukraine do not hit the raisins from above. where is the direction to the side now developing from?

cha there 10 people went out through the fifth checkpoint three days ago, they were caught, and mariupol, let'sitories in a diameter of 570 to 100 km, but imagine overcoming hundreds of kilometers, despite the fact that everywhere on the roads there are posts of reservists, there are mosquitoes with rifles. uh, musina, don’t be embarrassed , these rifles are famous for very accurate combat, and patrols wandering, that is, you are driving along the road, and there you have done a lot of work on this liberated territory. suddenly, a patrol stands. uh, hmm, they won't go anywhere in their incomprehensible dmitry thank you very much. thank you dmitry steshin was in direct contact with us, the special correspondent of komsomolskaya pravda told listen, well, right here, yes, such details are the details of what is happening in mariupol and in particular in azovstal. details hard details are very important for all of us short advertisement and back to our studio. the most beautiful end of the olympic season figure skating on ice the star team of champions is the best skaters of the country and the wor

removed from the english uniform, another base of the azov regiment was destroyed in the city of mariupol gap. let'sday, from 10 am , humanitarian corridors were opened from mariupol in the direction of berdyansk and further to zaporozhye, and there is more and more evidence and evidence of what atrocities the nationalists from azov did in mariupol and now we are in direct contact or abramova is the editor-in -chief magazine personal organizer, press tour for the truth. hello elizabeth, we know that you were literally in mariupol this morning . what is the situation there? and i just got back from a group of journalists from mariupol today the situation is difficult, a special operation continues. and we also managed to talk with hell adam sultanovich, and he said to delimkhanov that the militants hadn’t hidden themselves. uh, underground. uh, the factory, but in- azov get up, uh, there, it turns out the minus is coming. e, about six there are seven floors, so it is not known whether the militants are holding hostages, so they act very carefully and therefore do not use heavy equipment and try to ge

we wanted to be in mariupol to the last. let's not cry. thank you very much. ugh danger. n ad on social networks that hell was looking for where to go from mariupol and said, come on, my wife and i are ready to invite and come to us with my daughter. and how old is your daughter my daughter is 8 years old, we were going to stay there until the last, but, when she flew in to us. an artillery shell directly in our yard destroyed the first house, so i ran after the car that i had hidden, planted my parents, planted my daughter, and took her at least to berdyansk at the time of my stay in mariupol there was not a single official humanitarian corridor. ukraine blocked the exit for residents, citing the fact that the russians will systematically shoot you down the city. destroyed. at first we were left simply without communication, without the internet, then without electricity, then without water, and the worst thing was the city was left without gas, that is, the city was completely abandoned the mayor of the city fled the city, they just left people abandoned, how much the ol

have a look at what he has been saying. i mariupol. let's at what he has been saying.— he has been saying. i see those destroyed _ he has been saying. i see those destroyed buildings. _ he has been saying. i see those destroyed buildings. i- he has been saying. i see those destroyed buildings. i must - he has been saying. i see those destroyed buildings. i must sayi he has been saying. i see those - destroyed buildings. i must say what ifeel, i imagine my family in one of those houses that is now destroyed and black. i see my granddaughters running away in panic, part of the family eventually killed. so the war is an absurdity in the 21st—century. the war is evil. and when we see these situations, our heart, of course, stays with the victims, our condolences to their families, but our emotions, there is no way that a war can be acceptable in the 21st century. look at that. that war can be acceptable in the 21st century. look at that.— century. look at that. that was antonio guterres, _ century. look at that. that was antonio guterres, the -

let them restore mariupol let them restore what they destroyed in the donbass and then they will go toia, build new cities. that is, we will find something to do with them, because otherwise this zombie bite is not cured, labor made a man out of a monkey. well, in fact, you understand the same recipe here, because he will return alive. let his family rejoice that he is alive, so that the opposite effect does not happen, which, for example, was observed in the same syria. i watched the film, i’m glad that dyck, who is burnt out, these isis people are asked, and he is in prison. it just sits and does nothing. it asks. you are proud of your father, who killed and cut there. he says we are proud. uh-huh. that's the wrong staging. and well, let's say, uh, the wrong result of working with such a contingent. i, uh, when i looked at all this, i was just also very interested. well, because this is the first and this is a very significant such a massive task. captivity. i hope that there will be e and more, but i thought e about what we understand. how much time does it take for this person to s

world, and the barbaric shelling of civilian ships by russian troops in the commercial port of mariupol let'sh, who were russian occupiers. the crew members have captured the ship since march. vessel from march and wife, captain. together, two dozen people were captured by the russians. the dry cargo ship entered the port of mariupol on february 21 and then had to go to turkey, however, due to russian military aggression. he did not receive permission to go to sea and remained moored at the eighteenth berth of the mariupol port. the first question. just when a person is the first question to ask. why russian troops. if assume it's true, right? why russian troops? and they captured this team. well, what is this ship to do, then why next? why waste time on this, uh, and reinforce the russian image, yes, in the eyes of society, for what, if we would make this fake professional, but at least write hmm some reason. yes, they would come up with some reason why the russian troops could really, that is, here and in when analyzing any information, plus give some questions. what for? yes, to the oppone

i also visited volnovakha in mariupol. let's see.have arrived at the republican trauma center where there are children and parents who suffered from shelling. now we will communicate with them to find out what is needed and to help. hello, my name is mariana where did you come from and how can we help? we went to our parents and a rocket or shell flew over the house fell on us, covered us and the next level did not immediately begin to dig us out. we would all burn down let's light a daughter. here the twins were masha or she lost him. i couldn't download it. the father came in sight only buried from the six, something was only saved all there. hand , as the doctors said, you need to go, donetsk from mariupol, there were actually doctors left. and i think it’s necessary on the territory of russia, well, we were uh, in the apartment of a grandmother with children, there are two children, a grandmother and an older family. well, most likely, a shell flew into the apartment or maybe nearby. i don’t even know how the whole apartment shat

bbc only the un can save the lives of tens of thousands of people stuck in the besieged city of mariupol. letson developments on the situation. keeping an eye on things is our reporter, azadeh moshiri. what is the latest eye on things is our reporter, azadeh moshiri. what is the latest on eye on things is our reporter, azadeh moshiri. what is the latest on these eye on things is our reporter, azadeh moshiri. what is the latest on these evacuations, they don't always happen, from russia. the latest is that ukraine says they are working on a humanitarian corridor, from early times saturday, to get some of these tens of thousands out of mariupol into relative safety, but the problem is these humanitarian corridors have been attempted in the past. it is simply so difficult for these aid agencies to get to mariupol, pass these russian checkpoints, past the shelling. a lot of the time, mariupol residents are fleeing on their own without the help. this is why iryna vereshchuk was quite biting in her criticism of the un on, saying they had just been watching on. and she said antonio guterres needs to

it's not all you, mariupol let's be honest, let's say she's already solved, but she's excuse me.is uh, you understand, bye, but in this in surrounded, they are still trying to resist and say they will. and they are inspired there, even there. as a matter of fact, information is transmitted. mariupol holds on and hold out. this is very complicated. hmm. excuse me. uh, psychological interaction mechanism. e wars. uh, especially this kind of war. where? in fact, it's a hybrid. i don't know how to call it, where nothing is clear. and where there are very different psychological influences, and it’s not clear, because what, in fact, feeds such perseverance. e, w-vsu. is she stubbornness, maybe they are simply not allowed to hand over those very foreign mercenaries and the general. they don't have the information they feed on. uh, with all sorts of victorious fakes, they are fed with the hope that the west will help us, and what is coming to us. uh, a miracle weapon is coming to us, heavy weapons from all over the world, we are supported by the van der wafs, that's what they call they

let's talk about mariupol, let's talk.out mariupol itself, not the passage of hostilities. i understand that it is very difficult there about how they are there, judging by the many testimonies, how they dug in there in the sixteenth year, prepared provisions for ammunition, weapons, fortifications, and so on. here, tell me, please, how do you see it? well, in fact, this is quite a sad story because they came there back in the fourteenth year, we remember, however, if you remember, then on may 9 they were shot, mariupol. here is another civilian population. there is no there were even no militias. then they got off, he was shot by the police department, his name is. this was the first entrance to the city later, when the operation began, they fled from mariupol with the accrued boilers. unfortunately, our troops were stopped by this city. i did not return there, and naturally they began to take revenge. mariupol is a city of course, in which they consciously see, because they know it well. you have the first days and that'

perform other military tasks and see how they are escorted to these tasks by local residents of mariupol let'sre from the kharkov direction on a direct line special correspondent of the komsomolskaya pravda media group alexander kostny, there is no internet in the direction, so we are talking on the phone alexander hello. hello colleagues, what is happening in your area now? on the second day the artillery works very loudly. it works in both directions and new forces of the force have been pulled up here, which were withdrawn from the kiev direction and from the sumy direction from chernihiv, quietly takes up defense along kharkov so that the armed forces of ukraine do not hit the raisins from above. where is the direction now developing towards the border of the occupied part of the donetsk people's republic, that is, an offensive is being carried out in the slavic direction towards the city of the symbol of russian resistance, which in 2014 the ukrainian army could not take. now russian troops are advancing along in different directions. i watch the work of our guys on the track, kharkov-sla

tell defeatist moods for god's sake well, firstly, about the situation in mariupol let's look at hows, when they fought, treated the concept of humanitarian corridors, i remember 2001 the tora-bora cave complex in afghanistan where al-qaeda is settled, there taliban banned for now forbidden, right? the americans, they didn’t just put sensors there, they talked about it a lot in those days in order to listen to what was happening in these caves, but they could n’t smoke, so they tried, they tried, they gave up, after all, what did the americans do, this is december 2001, they bombed with a variety of powerful ammunition, bombed bombed and several hundred. most died, died, a few dozen left there, then the americans surrendered, then they got drunk, including number on their tv channels. i myself remember it very well, they killed with the fact that they heard these sensors, which recorded what was happening inside the sound, that they killed by screaming out of horror and pain. that's it. that's how they treated their adversary, the fanatics who were holed up in a cave complex that the

reported to the supreme commander in fact, but about establishing control, but over this city, mariupol, let's present, the situation in the city is calm , allowing you to start restoring order. the return of the population and the establishment of a peaceful life, as for those who fled at the plant, stood blocked. there, thoroughly and around the entire perimeter, it takes us about three to four days to complete this work. proposed storming of the industrial area considered expedient i order cancel this is the case when we should think, that is, we will always have to, but in this case, all the more so about saving the life and health of our soldiers and officers, you don’t need to climb into these catacombs and crawl underground along these e- uh, an industrial facility. block off this industrial area so that the fly does not fly through. offer again to everyone who has not yet heard a good one. do it the russian side guarantees their lives. and decent treatment of them in accordance with the relevant international legal acts to all who are injured will be provided qualified medical care. th

but if we now move a little away from mariupol, let's look all over the map, and we were processing atces of concentration of military equipment, this is near odessa near nikolaev, and near kramatorsk in the kharkov region , an ammunition depot was covered very well. they say boom. if ate, uh, many discuss what happened in why was there such a glow, some attribute this to the undermining of the fact that there were long-term deposits of saltpeter that accumulated there, like mineral dobrogo, but they detonated, but, uh, the nikolaev administration is silent. why are you silent? what exploded there? it is not clear that nothing was left of him. this is exactly the story with the slovak s-300. she repeated herself, of course. but uh, i already said that near the dnieper and dnepropetrovsk and nikolaev more scientists were destroyed by four installations. well, there are still some stations monitoring the air situation. what is it for ? why did they transport this s300 complex , they needed to control the airspace along such a line, like nikolaev not about poltava in order to see what is

he shared a video showing chechen fighters allegedly advancing on eastern mariupol. let's take a closer look at this video. let's review what we just saw. we see chechen fighters accompanied by russian tanks identified by the c, a russian military symbol for victory. the caption reads chechen fighters successfully advancing in the mariupol direction. -- identified by the z. of course, these claims are impossible to verify and lack evidence. >> let's move on now to images being shared by the nationalist regiment fighting for ukraine. >> it is a controversial far right military movement that became part of ukraine's armed forces. we have this image from march 25 on telegraph where soldiers claim to have destroyed two russian infantry vehicles. let'take a closer look at this video. what we are seeing is drone footage taken in the western suburbs of mariupol according to geolocation devices. they show the target, allegedly tw russian infantry vehicles. part of the caption on this vehicle reads, fighters kill the enemy without destroying any civilian infrastructure. surely some

satellite images appear to show a second mass grave site on the outskirts of mariupol. let'sby the satellite company maxar. the firm says the cemetery location has got bigger over the past month and has several long trenches which may suggest a new burial site. but how do you verify such a claim? malachy browne is a senior story producer on the visual investigations team at the new york times. i asked him for his thoughts about these new satellite images. in this case, the satellite images came from maxar but also, they were first reported by radio free europe using a second company called planet, and these are trenches that are dug in an existing cemetery. you can tell that they are trenches because you can see the shadow cast by the wall of the trench into the ground about a0 metres long — it starts to be dug around the end of march, the last week of march and in the first couple of weeks in april, it has doubled in size, and you can see that in the fresh earth that has been overturned. you can also see that — it appears that the early trenches at one side of the new burial

studies oleksandr vitayu congratulations well, here is the latest news from mariupol about mariupol and let'se see that in mariupol and the suburbs, the houses of the owners who left the occupied territory are inhabited by unknown people, such a so -called permit is issued by the so-called village council, which works under the banner of the so-called dpr this was reported by residents of the mariupol village of stariy krym and said that it is difficult to imagine that something like this is happening in the civilized world and it is painful to realize that this is happening in our cities. well, oleksandr, the world is ready to help save people in mariupol from of russian bombings, however, the russian side rejects all proposals . aviation artillery for the destruction of azovstal and the russians, realizing that there are children, civilians , wounded soldiers, that this contradicts the geneva conventions, it contradicts any rules, the principle of humanism, they continue to do it and we actually know that the evacuation of azovstal was supposed to take place yesterday , and the world's medi

right now russia claims to control mariupol. let's go inside ukraine. isa, what more can you tell us about the mass graves we're learning about this morning? >> reporter: good morning, kristin. more grim details of absolute savagery and brutality. acts that we thought had been confined to the history books. what we are seeing with the satellite images technology. they say they've uncovered affafter analyzing and compiling all of the images in a town 1200 miles southwest from the city of mariupol. what they have found is it's like four rows almost at the top of your screen of all these trenches. it's about 1,100 feet long ditch and it's 20 times, 20 times bigger than what we found in bucha, the mass graves in bucha. >> reporter: we found 70 bodies there. ukrainian officials tell us that what they believe is russians were bringing bodies from mariupol and ditching them here. an mp in the last hour says he expects between 10,000 to 20,000 people to have been killed in the city of mariupol. and he called this a genocide in the 21st century. mariupol, of cou

very much andrey kazakov with us directly from novoazovsk and just a few hours ago he was in mariupol and let's the territory of the plant of ilyich alexander nikolaevich, how important is it with you? an important important point is that we took it and it means that further, it may be easier, but the more clearly and strictly the perimeter is controlled, if you can immediately explain the photos so that people understood. how difficult it is to fulfill combat conditions. these are difficult to fulfill combat conditions. imagine if there is a nine-story building on a five-story building there are four people on the roof, they will control the entire perimeter within a radius of one and a half km. and no matter what troops are sent there, they can suffer very serious losses if there are snipers, machine gun crews, grenade launchers, of course, this house will have to be either demolished or the upper floors and if they are located at enterprises where all, uh, metal structures that protect very well from this is not something that co. armored vehicles are a huge amount of reinforced concrete met

. >> official channel in mariupol. >> let me say that cnn has not independently verified that chemical what was the result? did it happen an hour ago or was it discovered an hour ago? >> it happened hour ago. that's the last news. thousands are dead and president zelenskyy said 20,000, as an estimate of a person that lived there 15 years, no less than 30. now chemical weapons they are on it in official channels. now we have news and what interest me really, where everybody go to act. >> cnn has not verified this report. what does that look like from your frogs the rest of the world. >> we have a choice to finish this war . like everybody thinking, let's think about it and maybe we can do it in six weeks. >> the president said you're ready. that's what he said in a televised address yesterday. what does that look like? does that mean you have the hard ware necessary? you have the troops necessary for this escalation in the east? we have to see what they do. nobody russian propaganda says. that's a real source. they have been between days and all of this that american secret service also

shellshocked and traumatized evacuees who have been making a long and difficult journey from mariupol. >> let's hope, ivan, they make it there. so many people still trapped in mariupol where they have spent weeks underground without food, water, medicine. ivan, keep an eye out for the folks coming in there. thank you. >>> an american father saves his daughter and grandson in a daring escape from ukraine. they will join us live next. >>> plus, ukrainian officials say russian forces confiscated 14 tons of food and medication off a dozen evacuation buses. we'll learn what they're doing to get it all back. >> a new poll asked americans if they would defend their country against an invasion like the one in ukraine. how they responded may surprise you ahead. - hiring is step one when it comes to our growth. we can't open a new shop or a new location without the right people in place. i couldn't keep up until i found ziprecruiter. ziprecruiter helps us get out there quickly and get us qualified candidates quickly. they sent us applicants that matched what i was looking for. i've hired for every role,

information out because the russians are controlling the technical communication into and out of mariupol. letwe heard from the ukrainian foreign minister today who says that the talks are continuing between the ukrainians and russians to hopefully prevent the next bucha or another bucha. of course where we saw people who had been killed with their hands tied behind their back. we're getting more video out of that city. do you think that it's possible to negotiate something like that, to convince the russians not to commit those types of atrocities when they're not admitting they've done it at all in the first place? >> i think without adequate answer russians continue to move forward. mariupol, it's not their stop place. they want to go further to take all the region of the donetsk and luhansk region and now our government tries to take the people from these places to get them to another more safely position. to understand russians are taking all their forces to this area and i think it will be final battle with ukraine and with russia. so we need all the help our allies can get us in the nex

okay, mikhail boris let's talk about mariupol, uh, let's talk about, not even about mariupol itself, the passage of hostilities. i understand that it is very difficult there about how they are there, judging by the many testimonies, how they dug in there in the sixteenth year, prepared provisions , ammunition, weapons, fortifications, and so on. here, tell me, please, how do you see it? well actually it's a pretty sad story about that they came to the wrong place back in the fourteenth year. we remember, though, if you remember, yes, they shot on may 9, mariupol. here's another civilian population. there weren't even any militias there. then they went down to the police department and shot him, his name is. this was the first entrance to the city later, when the operation began. they fled with clean boilers from mariupol, unfortunately, our troops were stopped when they reached this city. i did not return there, and naturally they began to take revenge. mariupol is a city, of course, in which azov is hated, because they know it well that you the first day, and it was this city that t

one of the major ones being, of course, mariupol. >> let's talk about it more.cant? >> it's significant for one big reason. this is kind of a road junction area through here. the roads go this way and they also come down in this general direction. so this is an important area. it's also a railroad junction in the area and ukraine uses a lot of rail compared to the united states. so all of these transportation areas are really critical for any army moving forward. so that's one reason to get it. there's also a bit of an emotional reason for russians to do this. the mayor of kremena was sanford. he was a pro-russian mayor assassinated a month ago. that was one of the things that the russians may be looking at as kind of a revenge aspect here. so there's that. but the more important thing for them is to move down in this area and grab the transportation modes so they can move further and in basic terms lob this part of the country off the rest of ukraine. >> against all odds, some ukrainian defenders are holding out in mariupol. the defense is hanging on by a threa

avakov, let's change koshchei for any mariupol residents. and look here. cond that russia agreed to this adventure and really decided to change. yes, let's change and here we are. we are, relatively speaking, a thousand marines. what do they expect they say. well listen. well, these are civilians, they were seized in mariupol, they put clothes on them, so they tinted them like that. so these tattoos are civilians. stands for civilians , in general, it is important for them to show that there was no defeat, that no tv1000 this is a few battalions. yes it is me, that is, it is complete connection. that is, if the kiev regime, if kiev citizens, god forbid they see it. but it's, well, it's really a moral disaster, so let's wait, they won't find out about it, but the information somehow has to go through for a second professionals with a capital letter. yes, you are the entire information machine of the west against us, therefore, as therefore, they will not see our programs. yes although of course, leaving the river arresters could have questions. yes, after th

mariupol well, here we have listened to the fresh appeal of the people of azov from azovstals from mariupol, and let'semind you that the day before the un announced putin's agreement in principle for the participation of the organization together with the red cross in the evacuation of civilians from the azovstals of mariupol, the secretary general of the united nations allegedly agreed on this during his visit to moscow during a personal meeting with the president of the russian federation yes, the president, the press secretary of the russian president putin, dmytro piskov, denied the information of the un about the agreement with russia on joint participation with the international committee of the red cross in the evacuation civilians from mariupol azovstal, so he says the topic was voiced by mr. otelishi, but that there were some concrete agreements well, we cannot confirm this, said piskov, andriy teteruk is contacting us mr. andriy, how can we comment on this, this complete impotence of world institutions, this is putin's blackmail and his mass crimes, which we observe in particular in mariupol

now we need the administration, mariupol is already hanging, finally our flag. and now let'sry with the drama theater. eh, let me remind you that supposedly e. there was my semyon missile attack on the drama theater, where civilians were in the bomb shelter, but of course, this is a fake. let's remind again what happened then and let's see how events unfold now, and the mariupol theater. we knew that something terrible was going to happen - the bbc writes in their news, and the buried alive writes. san , the death toll from the explosion in the theater in mariupol has risen to 300, and screams are constantly heard inside the bombed mariupol theater. that is, what kind of dramaturgy it is pumped up, pumped up , pumped up. this is the washington post, in fact, all world publications probably wrote in one ton about how russia attacks civilians without humane residents. this is what the drama theater looks like now - this is a shooting on march 28, 2022. well, dmitry, let's remind our viewers what really happened then at the drama theater. and who occupied it? why was it benefici

. >> let's talk about what's happening in mariupol. the control of that city comes down yto ukrainian forces holdig down to a dozen groups. how can ukrainian fighters do that? >> yeah, the news from mariupol continues to get more grim by the day. there is a steel plant where we're told a deputy city official there says that about a thousands people are holed up in this steel plant holding on for as long as they can. cocomplicate matters even worse today, russians were not allowing -- they closed off the city. no one allowed in or out. there's talk of creating filtration points for the men left in that city. this is all indications we're kind of getting as you read into the news that continues to emerge out of there, it feels like it's just -- the last moments of being able to hold on in that city. >> yeah. awful reports coming out of there. th thank you. let's go to the pentagon. >> that's artillery, rotary, aviation, helicopter support, command and control enablers and we do believe that they have reenforced the number of battalion ta