they can do is wait.
Judy: As Russian forces redeploy
to Ukraine's east and south,
pitched battles are being ought
near a city which has become a
refuge for Ukrainians escaping
the horrors of Russian attacks
on mariupol and other cities.
We have this report from towns
on the front lines.
>> The evidence of war is
scattered along the road and it
left marks.
>> They shoot here.
It is all flying over there.
At night, it is flying all over.
>> A few weeks ago, Russian
troops went to his village.
Out of 400 residents before the
war, only about 20 remain.
I ask him why he stayed.
>> What do you mean why?
I built all of this with these
hands.
You think if I flee somewhere I
will be safe?
Do you think the war will not
get me there?
It is all the same.
Where should I go?
>> Every night, they go to their
basement.
This is where they sleep.
>> Come on in.
>> The seller is tiny and cold.
They have been sleeping here for
a month.
The memories serve as a reminder
.
>> Some 20 miles to the south,
Ukrainian soldiers spent their
days in the trenches of the
frontline.
They tell us to move fast and
stay low because we are in the
range of Russian snipers.
>> This road goes all the way to
crimea and ever since the
beginning of the war, it has
been a lifeline for those
fleeing the fighting, a lifeline
that has been cut.
>> Now Ukrainian troops are
guarding this position to
prevent any further Russian
advance.
Our military expert says they
will do everything to ensure the
Russians are stop here.
>> It is a cruel, treasonous war
of destruction of our peaceful
cities and villages and of our
people.
I will never forgive them.
Never in my life.
I can only forgive them when a
mother can forgive the murder of
her child and this will never
happen.
>> This military hospital takes
in both wounded soldiers and
civilians, but they do not keep
them here for too long.
>> We perform the operation and
then send them to a civilian
center.
Hopefully we provide medical
care for the kids.
>> The lt. Col. Became chief of
the military hospital just a few
weeks before the war started.
He is an experienced combat
medic.
He served in a nato mission in
Kosovo.
>> We already got the
opportunity to provide medical.
>> In the surgical room, we put
several cameras, we put audio
supplies.
>> The war zone continues to