In Ukraine, The Death Toll From A Russian
Missile Strike On An Apartment Building
Is Expected To Rise Past 40 Today Rescue
Workers In SEPRA, Are Still Searching For
29 People In The Rubble, But The Chances Of
Finding Survivors Are Slim In Ukraine
The President Is Calling For Faster
Deliveries Of Heavy Weapons From The
West In The Wake Of The Attack He
Describes It As A War Crime
Covered From The Rubble
Rescuers Say They Have Little Hope Of
Finding Anyone Alive Under This Mess Of
Twisted Concrete
But They Keep Up The Search Anyway
We Are Not Giving Up Hope Of Finding
Anyone Alive
The First Group Is Looking For The Dead
I'll Help With That Too
Those Who Were Rescued Were Rushed To
Hospital
There Are Three People On The Ward
Including The 19-year-old Woman
They Were Admitted With Wounds After The
Explosion
Two Are In Our Ward With Relatively
Severe Conditions Include Barrow Trauma And Head
Trauma
Across The Road From The Apartment Block
Neighbors And Relatives Pay Their
Respects The Dead And Tries To Process
Their Grief
It Could Have Been Any Of Us In That
Place People
Children
This Is A Community Reeling From
Profound Loss
In All Of That One Story Of Hope This
Man's Elderly Mother Was Rescued From
The Building Was Unharmed, Then He Found His
Cat Is A Small Comfort In A Time Of Tragedy
Russia Claims It Had Nothing To Do With
The Strike On The Atone Pro Apartment
Block Instead Blaming Ukrainian Air
Defense Systems, So We Asked For Defense
Analyst Marina Iron From King's College
London For Her Take On That Claim
While It's Quite Difficult To Judge Who
Is Actually Responsible We Know That
Russia Has Launched A Verge Of Missiles
And We Also Know That Ukrainian Air
Defense Systems Have Shot Some Missiles
Down So Right Now Because It Happened So
Recently, There Should Be An Independent
Investigation To Find Out What Actually
It Happened Because Obviously The Russian
The Side, Even If It's Russia's, Fault Will
Try To Deny This While The Ukrainian
The Side Will Try To Point Fingers At Russia
Because As You Said This Would Be A War
Crime And As A Matter Of Fact This
The Battle Is Going On In The Information
Sphere Kind Of Both Sides Trying To
Point Fingers At One Another For Instance
The Ukrainian Presidential Advisor
Alexander Ivanovich First Said That It Was
A Ukrainian
Um Missile That Basically Hits A Russian
Missile And That's Why It Happened And
He Retracted His Statement, So There Is A
A Lot Of Confusion Going On, But Right Now
Um, It's Really Impossible To Tell Who Is
At Hold There
Our Correspondence Joins Us Now From Key
Of Sonia What's The Latest
Will The Search And Rescue Operation Has
Continued Overnight In That South
In The Central City Of Dnipro, There Are
Several People Unaccounted For, But Of
The Course As We Saw In Your Report Hopes
Are Fading Of Fighting Survivors Under
The Rubble After You Know Three Nights
In Sub-zero Temperatures And Of Course
The Death Toll Is Rising Uh By The Hour
Dozens Of People In The Hospital Including
Children We've Also Seen A Huge
The Outpouring Of Help From Villages In And
Around Never Dnipro Um You Know There
Have Been Reports Here In The Media Of
You Know Municipalities Willing To Take
In The Hundreds Of People Who Have Now
Become Homeless There Are Also Reports
That Some Of The Residents Affected Are
Internally Displaced People, You Know
People Who Have Fled From Regions Like
Carson And Kharkiv Have Moved To
Dnipro And I Think For Them This
Experience Is Especially Traumatic
Losing Everything All Over Again And
Ukraine's Deputy Defense Minister Anna
Malay Has Said That The Missiles That
Hit That Building Is A Russian X-22
Ballistic Missile Right After That
In The Attack, We Saw A Statement When Ukraine's
Air Defense Forces Saying They Do Not
Have The Means The Equipment To Detect
Or Shoot Down These Types Of Missiles So
That Has Raised A Lot Of Concerns Here
And You Know Strengthened Calls For
The Rollout Of Advanced Air Defense
Systems Like The Patriot From The US
Sonia, You Ventured Out In The Dark In
The Capital Key Of Where The City
Authorities Have Restricted Public
Lighting With Severe Consequences For
People Out On The Streets, Let's Have A
Look At Your Report
During The Day Despite The War The
Ukrainian Capital Can Look And Feel
Quite Normal
But As Night Falls, Kyiv Slips Into
Almost Darkness
Streetlights Are Off And Many
Crossings Traffic Lights As Well
The Dark Makes It Downright Risky For
Those On The Streets
Bogdan Works For A Food Delivery Service
In Kyiv Taking Orders From Customers
Around The City, Curfew Isn't Until 11 Pm
So Much Of His Work Is In The Inky Talk
Foreign
Work Has Become Much Tougher Because Of
The Lack Of Light
It's Hard To Ride In The Dark And If A
A Person Doesn't Have Reflectors, I Just
Can't See Them, You Have To Be Careful
Because There Could Be People On The
Streets Kids And There Are Potholes And
Open Drains Which You Could Fall Into
More
A Month Ago, Bogdan Had An Accident When
He Hit A Curb In The Dark, He Smashed All
The Reflectors On His Bicycle The
Streets In The Ukrainian Capital Are
Clearly Not Safe At Night And That's
Especially So For Those Navigating The
City On Foot Now The Deputy Head Of
Kyiv's Traffic Police Told Me That Car
Accidents Involving Pedestrians Have
Gone Up By A Whopping 80 Percent Since
Last October, That's When The City Was
Forced To Introduce Rolling Blackouts In,
Response To Russia's Debilitating
Missile And Drone Attacks On Ukraine's
Energy Infrastructure
Everyone Here Has A Story About The
Darkness's Really Dangerous I'm
Wondering How I Can Cross The Road To
On The Other Side, Shall I Go Further And
Look For A Proper Crossing Or Should I
Follow Another Person So We're In A
Group
I Bought A Glow Stick Collar For My Dog
Because I Can't See Him When There's No
Light In The Park It's Very Convenient
It Was Dark At The Crossing Before
People Approached Me And Punched Me In The
Nose And Snatched My Phones From My
But Living In A City Shrouded In
Darkness Can Also Have Its Upsides
Center There's A Bit Of Intrigue And
Mystery In The Air, Especially When It's
Closer To The Curfew And There's No One
Around It's Quite Interesting To Ride
Along Dark Empty Streets
And Quite Literally Disappear Into The
Night
And Sonia Is Still With Us Sonia What
Are The Biggest Problems Uh For The City
Well As We Saw In That Report You Know
The Police Here Say That The Biggest
The Problem Is Really Car Drivers Being
Unable To See Pedestrians And Really
Knocking Them Over, Uh We've Had Reports
Of People With Fatality With Serious
Trauma Injuries Head Injuries But Also
Fatalities And The Police Here Have
Started A Campaign Now To Try And
Encourage People To Know Wear
Brighter Jackets Uh And Coats Rather
Then Black Clothes That You Know Where
People With Cars Drivers Could
Actually, See Them, They've Asked Them To
Wear You Know Reflective Elements I've
Spoken To Parents In The City Who Are
Quite Worried About Their Children Going
Out Alone In The Dark In The Park They
Kit Them Out In Reflective Uh Clothing
And You Know The Police Have Also Said
That One Of The Bigger Problems Is That
In Districts Where There Are Frequent
Power Outages The Traffic Lights Don't
Function, So Officers Are Now Being
Trained To Kind Of Manually Uh You Know
Regulate These Crossings At Big Uh
Junctions Are The Other Problem A Little Bit
Is A Crime Now Uh Incidence Of Looting And
Theft Has Gone Up In Certain Tricks
Some Criminals Take Advantage Of
The Dock, But The Police Say You Know
Overall Crime Is Down Since Kiev
Was Forced To Introduce These Blackouts
Last October Sonia In The Key Of Their Thank
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