Lower thirds: 

00:02 Report by Jessica Saltz
00:23 Viktoria Bakal | Local resident
01:25 Solomia Zhuravlova | Local resident
01:44 Anastasia Zhuravlova | Local resident

Script:

Morning light reveals the devastation caused by a fresh wave of strikes.

While rescue workers are still picking through the rubble of battered homes in this Kyiv neighbourhood...

... its surviving residents are reeling.

4. (SOUNDBITE) (UKRAINIAN) VIKTORIA BAKAL, 42, LOCAL RESIDENT SAYING: 
   " There was the air raid siren, we did not even have time to dress to leave the apartment. One blast came after the other, all windows were blown out, doors, walls, my husband and son were thrown to the other side. That's it. I cannot remember anything else. "

 Missiles hit at around 1 AM while most people were sleeping.

Thousands of Kyiv residents fled underground when they heard the air raid siren...

...into metro stations...

... and other shelters.

Anastasia Zhuravlova rushed here with her two young children Solomia and Vladyslav, and their two cats.

SOUNDBITE: Solomia Zhuravlova: "I would have fallen asleep but it exploded, very hard, very hard."

The strikes are some of the deadliest to hit the Ukrainian capital since the start of the conflict.

28. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Anastasia Zhuravlova, mother of two and Kyiv resident: 
"My husband is in the military, so I don't believe in peace, because these drones are definitely not peaceful and the missiles that are killing us are not peaceful." 

After these latest attacks, an end to war seems even further from reach.