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00:23 Report by / Aaron Tilton
01:22 Tom Fletcher / Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs

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A time-lapse from the International Space Station show Ukraine's capitol beseached while the rest of the country is plunged into darkness. The bright light in the center of the screen is Kyiv. These streaks of light are likely Russian missiles. The flashes of light that follow explosions in Kyiv. In the months since these recordings, there has been no let up in the fighting. 

Russia launched a massive overnight wave of 400 drones supported by missile and artillery fire at Ukrainian targets throughout the country. Residents of this apartment in Zaporishzhia barely had time to flee the assult. 

+++SOT (Ukrainian) RESIDENT IN SHELTER, DMYTRO ZAIETS+++
"A very loud explosion woke us up. We quickly gathered our things and ran downstairs, everything was on fire on our floor. There was a direct hit to our floor, but our flat is on the opposite side. There was smoke, and we took our three-month-old child and ran quickly to the underground shelter. My car is destroyed, all our windows were blown out."

Brazen day-light attacks like here in Lviv continued during the day. Experts warn this could be the start of an expected spring offensive and warn Ukraine's civilians are squarely in the crosshairs.  

+++ SOT (English) Tom Fletcher, Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator+++
"Strikes on energy and other vital infrastructure are cutting civilians off from the basics of survival. Electricity, water, heat. Tens of thousands of families across the country are left in the dark and cold for weeks on end. These attacks reflect a sustained pattern of damage to the systems on which civilians depend to survive, with humanitarians increasingly stepping in to fill the gaps left by the deterioration of essential services."

With fighting reported across the front, civilians here are bracing for more waves of Russian assults.