bringing to your attention, arthel. arthel: it really was, amy. interesting comparisons and analysis there. amy kellogg live in moscow, thank you very much. eric? eric: well, meanwhile, even as russia stations even more troops along the border, ukrainian president vladimir if zelensky is downplaying the threat, urging ukraine ukrainians to stay calm. his remarks showing ukraine and the u.s. though are not necessarily on the same page. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot live in ukraine's capital of kiev with the latest on that. greg? >> reporter: hi, eric. yes, that's right. in this region at this time, it seems like the possibility of invasion is in the eyes of the beholder. the latest figures from the government, 130,000 russian soldiers are massed around their borders. 20,000 more than last month. and we're getting a slew of reports today about movements of russian troops. it's not clear if anything