An armoured bus drives to besieged Lyman bringing in 150 kg of bread to people who decided to stay in spite of the intense shelling that killed four civilians on Sunday. On the way back, the armoured bus is bringing families with children."They’re bombing so much, that bombs are falling while you’re driving. And you don’t know where they’ll fall," says Nikolay Mavsisan, the bus driver as evacuees are switch vehicles before continuing their journey to Dniepro. Lyman is expected to be one of the next places to fall after Ukrainian forces withdrew. "We count normally 40 hamlets in the area, and (around) half of them, 22, have been captured," says Oleksandr Juravlov, Mayor of Lyman, who is helping out the police with the evacuation. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES