Reports of bombs dropping every 10 minutes, the lead starts right now.

Constant bombardment in one strategic Ukrainian city in art school bombed, hundreds possibly

trapped no access to food or water, and now the U.S. is warning Russian forces could be

getting even more desperate.

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Welcome to the lead.

I'm Pam LaBrown in for Jake Tapper and we start with all world lead and what top U.S.

officials say is growing desperation among Russian forces to gain any momentum in their

unprovoked war on Ukraine.

This is what that looks like on the ground.

Take a look here, starting in the key port city of Mariapol, a Ukrainian official inside

that city says bombs are dropping every 10 minutes.

And that includes striking civilian targets.

Ukraine's president says 400 people may be trapped after a Russian bomb hit an art school

being used as a shelter.

And in the capital of Kiev, surveillance video captured the moment a Russian attack hit

a shopping center.

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