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Newshour: 02/05/2022 20:06 GMT: Ukraine war: Hundreds still trapped in Mariupol steelworks

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Ukraine war: Hundreds still trapped in Mariupol steelworks

02/05/2022 20:06 GMT

02/05/2022 20:06 GMT: Ukraine war: Hundreds still trapped in Mariupol steelworks

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Ukrainian officials say Russian forces were blocking escape routes

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Hundreds of people remain trapped in a steel plant in Ukraine's Mariupol city, despite some managing to leave on Sunday. The Azovstal plant, the last stronghold of Ukrainian resistance in the southern port city, has been under intense Russian bombardment for weeks. We hear from the director of the steel plant. As the fighting in the east of Ukraine intensifies, we will have a report from a correspondent on the front line

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(Photo: Civilians arrive in Zaporizhzhia on Monday after travelling in a private vehicle from Mariupol. Credit: Getty Images)

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