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Heavy damage in Ukrainian capital Kyiv after continuous shelling | DW News
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8:58Now PlayingTonight, after bombs hit a theater in the besieged city of Mariupol, the number of dead is still not known. But a Ukrainian official is reporting that around 130 survivors have been rescued. The building was sheltering hundreds of civilians - including children - when it was shelled.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, says it was just one of many Russian attacks on civilians and has called for more international help to defend his country. (A warning: This report contains some distressing images.)
Olha Klymenko is usually based in Toronto with the Canadian Institute for Ukrainian Studies at the University of Alberta, but since February in Kyiv to take care of her sick father. How is the living situation in Kyiv?
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