being starved to death, cities being bombed and people being forced to flee from their homes, so we hope the humanitarian corridors might translate into safe passage but we need to ask questions about how they will be monitored. will there be an international presence on the ground doing the monitoring? who will be left behind? will there be safe passage for men of fighting age and so on? so these are some of the concerns. so on? so these are some of the concerns-— concerns. and those are very big concerns. _ concerns. and those are very big concerns, thank _ concerns. and those are very big concerns, thank you _ concerns. and those are very big concerns, thank you for - concerns. and those are very big concerns, thank you for sharing | concerns. and those are very big - concerns, thank you for sharing them with us. howard mollett, who's the director of humanitarian policy for the international catholic charity, cafod. that is the update we have on the developing situation in ukraine after the russian invasion. we continue to bring you the update and you can stay up—to—date on our website, minute by minute updates. stay with us here on bbc news.
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