Ukraine says Russia bombed the children's hospital.

The lead starts right now.

It was once a place for the most vulnerable babies, children, and mothers.

Now a catastrophic scene is desperate Ukrainian family search for loved ones in the wreckage

of a horrific air strike.

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This is CNN breaking news.

And welcome to the lead-up, Jake Tapper.

We start with breaking and horrific news in our world-lead, apocalyptic images coming

out of the Ukrainian port city of Mariopol, where Ukraine is now accusing Russian forces

of bombing a children's and maternity hospital.

You can see victims stumbling out of the wreckage in the immediate aftermath of this attack.

Local police say at least 17 people were injured, no update yet, on how many may have been

killed.

Earlier today, Ukrainian president of Volodymyr Zelinsky said there were children trapped

under the rubble.

It would be very clear this is a military strike on a building full of innocent moms, expectant

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