First Move with Julia Chatterley

With each passing day, the suffering in Ukraine continues as the Russians maintain bombardment. Meanwhile, Ukraine's military intelligence chief says he believes Vladimir Putin is seeking to split the country into two with North and South Korea as his model, while President Zelensky suggests Putin is trying to wipe Ukraine off the face of the earth. CNN's teams are on the ground in the embattled country. Our coverage begins with a live report from correspondent Nic Robertson.

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The Ukrainian military says its counterattacks north of Kyiv appear to be making some headway. But in Mariupol, the Russian bombardment continues, with new satellite images showing more fire and destruction across the city. A senior US defense official says Putin's forces are also firing on Mariupol from ships. CNN correspondent Phil Black begins our coverage with a live report from Lviv.

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The Ukrainian government rejects Putin's demand to surrender the besieged city of Mariupol after Russia's military bombed an art school where about 400 people had been sheltering. However, President Zelensky says he is ready for negotiations with his Moscow counterpart. Meanwhile, at least eight people are dead after missile fire hits a shopping mall in Kyiv, whose mayor announces a new curfew. Our CNN reporters in Ukraine and around the world cover all the latest developments in this episode. 

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Ukrainian officials say over a thousand women and children were hunkered down in the Mariupol theater-turned-bomb shelter reduced to rubble by a Russian airstrike. We've been told that survivors walked away from that building in what would be an incredible escape. The theater was apparently targeted despite the word "children" spelled out in Russian outside on both sides of the building. The Ukraine defense minister said whoever chose that target was a "monster." But while Russia continues to inflict heavy damage from the air, reports are their ground offensive is not going well and is largely stalled. CNN's Nick Paton Walsh begins our coverage from Ukraine.

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It's day 20 of the war in Ukraine and a 35-hour curfew has been ordered in the capital starting tonight. Kyiv is one of at least four major cities Russian forces are encircling. Yet amidst the scenes of devastation we're also hearing stories of astonishing bravery, too. Meanwhile, talks are set to resume between Russia and Ukrainian negotiators after a pause Monday. CNN has all of this and much more covered in this episode.

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Amid explosions in Kyiv and an attack just six miles from NATO's eastern frontier, Ukraine's president issues a fresh statement urging his people to stand firm against Russian aggression. This, as a fourth round of negotiations get underway. Today's episode begins with Clarissa Ward reporting from Kyiv.

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