Ukrainian Mothers Give Birth As War Rages Outside

Civilians all across Ukraine have faced the brunt of Russia's invasion from air strikes to alleged war crimes. Pregnant mothers, especially.

A quiet moment amid raging war as Natalya Suhotsha rocks her newborn twins — both girls. 

She's far from her home in the outskirts of Kyiv, here in this hospital in the relative safety of Lviv in western Ukraine. 

"We (managed) to get out (on the first or second day of the war) because no (Russian) soldiers were there. They just came in the sky. But after five days, my friends wanted to go home, to another place from Irpin and they 'pouf pouf' to them (shot at them) towards their cars, their babies, their homes, everywhere," she said.