that was a huge moment of relief. >> ruslan is now back in san antonio in the hospital icu. his parents by his bedside each day, grateful. >> i love that little boy laying in that hospital bed more today than i have before. and they tell us that there's real hope for him to progress and that his state that he's in right now is not what he's limited to. and we're very excited to see how he can flourish in a home where he is loved and surrounded by people that truly care for him. >> abc's military analyst gagnard joins us now. putin has ordered troops into the areas for what he says is maintaining peace. but do you consider this an invasion? >> the white house does not consider it an invasion, byron. the white house says if they move past the line of where the rubbles have controlled that part of the donbas, that will be the invasion. we know where that line is. we'll wait and see what happens tomorrow. >> putin's moves today suggest war could be soon. the biden administration saying in the coming hours or days. what do you expect to see as the next moves? >> this may be that

togther before kick off behind a banner saying "stop war" and one of ukraine's big football stars, ruslancelebrated after the first goal by revealing a t—shirt under his atalanta top that said "no war in ukraine." the formula one team haas will continue pre—season testing on friday in white livery, removing the branding of russian company uralkali, which is in the colours of the russian flag. and four—time world formula one champion sebastian vettel says he won't drive at the russian grand prix, and it should be cancelled. f1 officials met with team principals on thursday to discuss the race which is due to take place in september. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun, and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you next time. i want to bring you some breaking news, thisjust into us now, air raid sirens as of the last five minutes are sounding all over kyiv. this is according to our world affairs diplomatic correspondence paul adams. at least one muffled explosion in the distance and hotels are instructing guests to head ba

ruslan jumps in. they'll kill us all, he says. moscow's games scar here.i heard a tank, he says. but by dawn, it was a case of the russians are coming, but also maybe not. ukrainian forces had reclaimed the bridge but not without a cost. i asked viktor if the russians would move back. >> yes, russians no fall away. russians about 3,000 meters. >> reporter: locals picked through the wreckage for ammunition. it's strange to see civilians picking up leftover armor from vehicles here. it just shows you how many people are involved now on a local level in this war effort. he's doing it again. they're stopping everywhere to pick up what they can. it's unclear if the bodies here were discarded because they were russians or because there were just too many. the ukrainian military you can see here is the bit that was pushed back. the defenders still holding this bridge stayed hidden, waving our cameras away from their positions. on the bridge, the living surreally passing the dead. the russians are on the other side of the bridge. you can't see them, but they aren'

ruslan jumps in. they'll kill us all, he says. moscow's game, scar here.not afraid. i heard a tank, he says. but by dawn, it was a case of the russians are coming, but also maybe not. ukrainian forces had reclaimed the bridge but not without a cost. i asked victor if the russians would move back. >> about 3,000 meters. >> reporter: locals picked through the wreckage for ammunition. it's strange to see civilians picking up leftover armor from vehicles here. it shows you how many people are involved now on a local level in this war effort. he's doing it again. stopping everywhere to pick up whatever they can. it's unclear if the bodies here were discarded because they were russians or because there were just too many. the ukrainian military you can see here is the bit that was pushed back. the defenders still holding this bridge stayed hidden. waiting our cameras away from their positions. on the bridge, the living surreally passing the dead. the russians are on the other side of the bridge but you can't see them, but they aren't disturbing civilians. anyone

will ruslan, we should point out to the audit yents. he doesn't speak english. noticing there is also an age difference between the two of you. i would love if you could bring uri into this answer as well ruslan i'm curious as to why. why you sore passionate why your fellow ukrainians have so passionate. i'm going to ask that uri might be able to provide perspective on this. what have you lived through? did he see the soviet years? you saw the years before the color revolution. what is it about today that that you so passionately want to defend versus what you have experienced in the past? >> yes, you are right. not so well. and i'm not sure that he has understood the question. can i answer to that? i mean, it's not because of my faith. i'm more than 40. i'm 42. rachel: he looks so young. >> i lived ussr. i just a few words about that. ukrainians, we are a free nation. once we breathe and feel the freedom the freedom, we never ever looked back to the ussr. never back to the russian empire whatever they are called. it's not like the war tv. it's the deal. thought