but as the conflict enters its fourth -- fourth week, cnn's kristen fisher has the latest developments from across this war zone. >> reporter: russia is broadening its targets with new air strikes hitting the western city of lviv, which previously had been largely spared. the mayor confirming missiles hit near the airport. the city is just over 40 miles from the border with poland, a nato country, and lviv has been a haven for refugees fleeing the conflict or a stop on the way to europe. and russia is not letting up on the capital kyiv, with new strikes on the northern residential district, ukrainian emergency services say one person died after remains of a downed missile set fire to a residential building. in the northeast, fires broke out in this massive market in the city of kharkiv after it was shelled by russian forces. city officials say one rescue worker died. in the southern city of mariupol, 130 people have been rescued from that makeshift shelter, bombed by russian forces. a theater with the russian word for children written beside the building. russia denies the attack. >> t

we get more now from cnn's kristen fisher. >> reporter: the ukrainian resistance is not letting up, but neither is the russian offensive as russian bombardments cause even more havoc in ukrainian cities, this residential building in the capital, kyiv, was hit by the debris of a downed missile. ukraine's emergency service says at least one person was killed. but incredibly, in the besieged city of mariupol, signs of survivors. just one day earlier, an air strike hit a theater where civilians were sheltering. despite the russian word for "children" written on the ground outside the building. today the ukrainian parliament commissioner for human rights says survivors have begun to emerge from the wreckage. there had been more than a thousand people sheltering, believed to be inside. this video last week shows the cramped conditions inside as the city has been cut off from water, power, and heat. >> still, in spite of that, this monster has bombed the theater. >> reporter: russia denies attacking the theater, accusing ukrainian militants of killing their own people. in the southern city of

i just want to give you a broader look at the day from cnn's kristen fisher. >> russia is broadeningts targets with new air strikes hitting the western city of lviv which previously had been largely spared. the mayor confirming missiles hit near the airport. the city is just over 40 miles from the border with poland and nato country and lviv has been a haven for refugees fleeing the conflict for a stop on the way to europe. and russia is not letting up on the capital kyiv with new strikes on the northern residential district, ukrainian emergency services say one person died after remains of a downed missile set fire to a residential building. in the northeast, fires broke out in this massive market in the city of kharkiv after it was shelled by russian forces. city officials say one rescue worker died. in the southern city of mariupol, 130 people have been rescued from that makeshift shelter bombed by russian forces. a theater with the russian word for children written beside the building. russia denies the attack. >> translator: hundreds of mariupol residents are still under the deb

kristen fisher joins us with more on this.ncern over today's landing, given the geopolitical tensions. how did that prlay out? >> despite all of the bluster from the head of the space agency, threatening to pull out of the international space station over these u.s. sanctions and threatening to make u.s. astronauts ride on broom sticks to get back and he also shared this heavily edited video on social media showing two russian cosmonauts kind of waving good-bye to mark. a lot of people thought that might be russia threatening to leave him on the international space station. despite all of that, look at what was on the big screen in moscow's mission control when mark and his two russian cosmonaut crew mates touched down in kazakhstan this morning. this big sign that said, welcome back, mark, in both russian and english. on top of that, look at what was said during the change of command ceremony just yesterday right before mark and his two russian crew mates left the space station. this is the russian. listen to what he had to s