Russia-Ukraine live updates: NATO ministers to meet amid rising pressure to do more for Ukraine
100 MILESmore than 100,000 people
still trapped inside, according to the mayor, and humanitarian evacuations proceeding haltingly. Nearly 1,500 people made it out of Mariupol on Tuesday, said Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk, but a larger Red Cross convoy has still not been able to gain access to the city after days of trying.more shelling in this eastern region, which is not far from the border with Russia.
witnessed bodies of residents and their pets lying in gardens and backyards. A site said to have been used by Russian troops for torture was spotted with bloodstains and bullet holes.: The largest city besieged by Russian troops and retaken by Ukrainians, Chernihiv saw more than half of its 300,000 residents flee and hundreds more killed,
. The toll remains unclear, but survivors have described atrocities that echo those that have emerged from other cities Russia has occupied.
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