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And most of them are trying to get home as quickly as possible, but not everyone. foreigners from all over the world were studying in ukraine when the war started. some just months away from completing their degrees. it is six years already i have been doing my thing, i have been studying late night for exams, i had plans for my life, i will do this, ill write my exam, i will go to another country, i will become something in my life. but now i dont know what to do. degrees can be finished, of co...

Is coming from artillery, most of the destruction is coming from artillery, it is not coming from russian aircraft and, then, if we were to police a no—fly zone, it means we would probably have to take out russian defence systems and we would have nato aircraft in the air alongside russian aircraft and then the potential of shooting them down and that leads to an escalation. more than a 1.5 million people have now been forced to flee their homes by russias war on ukraine, with most going to ne...

Clarification. many thanks. i bursting point. great to get that clarification. many thanks. robl clarification. many thanks. rob cameron alsojoined us clarification. many thanks. rob cameron also joined us from slovakia. many thanks you both. western sanctions have rocked the russian economy, with the central bank having to double its key interest rate to 20%. the value of the russian rouble has fallen to a record low, plummeting by a0%. the european union, the us and now the uk, have taken the ...

But not all of these people fleeing the conflict are ukrainians. russias war has scattered thousands of migrant workers and students and most of them are trying to get home as quickly as possible — but not everyone. foreigners from all over the world were studying in ukraine when the war started, some just months away from completing their degrees. its six years already ive been doing my thing. ive been studying late night for exams. ive been doing, i had plans for my life, i will do this, ill...

They think they can find refuge and were the roads are still open. 0ur correspondent rob cameron sent this report from the border with slovakia, where 10,000 people report from the border with slovakia, where10,000 people a day are crossing to receive shelter. this is my second visit to this border crossing in four days, and what started as just a couple of tents, really, and a few hundred people, mostly ukrainians from the neighbouring carpathian region, has swollen to what is essentially a glo...

Move inside a bunker, a makeshift bunker, a metro station, you re—emerge and come out and it is quiet. the friendly faces of the four unknown more. people are on edge. you see people with distinctive yellow armbands walking around. use the queues in supermarkets. shops having problems with staff and stock stop you have the weight, the images you see on tv and you wonder if you are going to see those images here very soon. the next few hours of the to be significant but we have said that before...

This part of europe and slovaks havent forgotten. but now their neighbours are fleeing russian tanks, not welcoming them. and countries like slovakia are the ones providing the shelter. rob cameron, bbc news, on the slovak—ukrainian border. lets hear now from the us secretary of state, secretary of state, anthony blinken. he was in poland yesterday and is in moldova today. he has been speaking about the level of support in terms of military support that the united states is looking at offering...

Are the ones providing the shelter. rob cameron, bbc news, on the slovak—ukrainian border. the israeli prime minister, naftali bennett, has held three hours of talks with vladimir putin at the kremlin. mr bennett is the first western leader to meet the russian president since the invasion began. heres the bbc�*s tom bateman injerusalem. israeli officials say these talks went on for three hours in the kremlin between mr bennett and vladimir putin. i think the fact that the israeli prime minis...

Now been. flee their homes by russias war on ukraine with most of them going to neighbouring poland. there are five countries on ukraines western and southern borders, and all of them are witnessing things the region hasnt seen since the second world war. from slovakia, rob cameron has this report. 10,000 people a day crossing into slovakia from ukraine. 10,000 journeys, 10,000 stories — each similar, each unique, each terrifying in their own way. svetlana is an english teacher from the town o...