After the Russian army entered the Oborong district of the capital Kiev the day before, fierce fighting broke out in many places in Kiev in the early morning of the 26th, and the war situation in the east, west and south was reported, and the current situation was fierce. Near the downtown hotel where the Phoenix SATELLITE TV reporter lived, the sound of heavy artillery fire and gunfire could be clearly heard, the room was seriously shaken, and the windows shook violently.
Many ukrainian cities and important facilities, including the capital Kiev, have been attacked, and after the outbreak of the war, there are also a large number of Ukrainian people's photos of the war on social media, and the advancement of science and technology has also made the war close at hand.
German people: worried about their families in Ukraine
Russia's military action against Ukraine is a nightmare day for Ukrainian residents living all over Germany, and there is nothing they can do about their families who are still in Ukraine and whose personal safety is threatened, and they can only take to the streets, hoping that the German government can help Ukraine.
Residents of Ukraine, Germany:
"I came together this morning and saw my mom's message, I got up at 7 o'clock and the message was sent to my phone at 5:38. The message says we're being bombed and we've got to go. Waking up in the morning to see this, it was horrible. My hometown, attacked by two rockets, suffered casualties among troops and civilians. Behind the word casualty, it stands for death. ”
"My grandmother was woken up by a bomb this morning. The bomb bombed the airfield and our house was only 200 meters away from the airport. My grandmother had to evacuate. ”
In various Cities in Germany, different city landmarks are lit up by the blue and yellow lights of the Ukrainian flag, and in Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich and other cities, there are also spontaneous anti-war marches organized by the people, people took to the streets to express support for Ukraine and resolute resistance to the war.
Tens of thousands of Ukrainians have fled to neighboring countries for refuge
Most of the streets of Kiev are almost empty, and the authorities have called on Kiev residents to prepare incendiary bombs to defend the capital. In order to escape the war, a large number of residents flocked to the subway station to take refuge, and the platform was crowded with people.
Many people also went to the city's hotels to take shelter, the hotels blocked the hotel doors with wooden boards, and many people tried to find a way to escape Kiev. The train station is crowded with people, and a large number of citizens are rushing to the train to Lviv, the largest city in western Ukraine, which has recently become a refuge for evacuees from other parts of Ukraine.
As the fighting spread, tens of thousands of Ukrainians fled to neighboring countries such as Poland and Romania, mostly women and children. Men between the ages of 18 and 60 were asked to stay and fight. Some women who fled to Romania said that those who remained in the area would fight to the end.
UN REFUGEES: The situation in Russia and Ukraine has deteriorated or led to the conversion of 4 million people to refugees
Griffith, deputy secretary-general of the United Nations in charge of humanitarian affairs, said on the 25th that the United Nations is very worried about the continuous escalation of the situation in Ukraine, especially the strike operation launched by Russia in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, and other cities, which forced the people to find underground shelter.
Griffith said the United Nations would not leave Ukraine and would continue to provide humanitarian assistance to the region. Previously, UN Secretary-General António Guterres announced that $20 million had been allocated from the UN Central Emergency Response Fund to meet urgent local needs.
The UnHCR said on the 25th that the crisis in Ukraine has led to at least 100,000 local refugees. There are currently refugee flows in Moldova, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Russia. If the situation deteriorates, 4 million people could be refugees in the worst-case scenario.
The Ukrainian side said that Russian airborne troops have full control of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant area, and said that the local radiation indicators have risen, but the Ukrainian government has not yet given specific evidence. The International Atomic Energy Agency said it was closely monitoring developments and called on both sides to ensure the safety of nuclear facilities.
The Phoenix strikes directly at the Kiev Civil Defense Underground Shelter: the people are quiet and orderly
Chinese living in Ukraine said in an earlier interview with Phoenix TV that Chinese living in many areas of Kiev have heard fierce gunfire, and the location where the Ukrainian military distributed guns has been occupied by the Russian army.
In the early morning of the 26th local time, Jin Liang and Xu Linping, reporters specially sent by Phoenix Satellite TV to interview locally, heard a fierce gunfire outside the hotel where they were staying. To be on the safe side, journalists and large numbers of Ukrainians took refuge in a nearby underground shelter. The crowd was quiet and orderly, and some adults gave up the bed to a young child who was crying.
Source: Phoenix TV Information Station
Edit: Mu Mu