Inside devastated frontline city that Russia wants Ukraine to give up

Image caption, Ukraine's Peaky Blinders drone unit wear flat caps, a nod to the cult TV series from which they take their name The dangers in Slovyansk are clear from the start. If I say run, you run, Tetiana tells us. She and her colleague Yasha are escorting us into a city now under constant bombardment from Russian drones, missiles and glide bombs. It is raining and cloudy as we enter the city, and our military escorts call this good weather, meaning it is bad for drones. But the threat is still there, and Yasha keeps his eyes peeled on the skies, while 21-year-old Tetiana scours her phone for the latest military intelligence on likely threats from the air.