Huge queues have been seen outside the train station in Kramatorsk, with people desperate to escape to safety. Sky News correspondent sparkomat spoke to people trying to escape the region. Read more here:
The governor of Donetsk has told residents to evacuate. He worries that they will hinder the movement and actions of Ukrainian troops - but it isn't easy to relocate your life.
His name was Svyatoslav Vakarchuk and he offered a few words of encouragement to this anxious-looking congregation.Image:He nodded, and Ukraine's most popular entertainer began.Seen all the way to the bottom.One elderly woman heads towards a queue at a train station to flee the city of Kramatorsk
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