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Ukraine: New attempt to evacuate Mariupol civilians

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Ukraine said a new attempt was under way on Friday (May 6) to evacuate scores of civilians trapped in a heavily bombed steel works in the city of Mariupol, after bloody fighting with Russian forces thwarted efforts to bring them to safety the previous day. FRANCE 24's Nadia Massih tells us more.

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