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The fog of war and the propaganda of war and try to weed through that somewhat. but it is very confusing as to why they were there in the first place. i spent at lot of time in afghanistan, in particular, and iraq and seen military commanders, british military commanders would go to operating bases from sort of the main hubs, but these would be trips not normally when there was some active fighting going on, yes, they would be there to raise morale with troops and have face time with their soldiers. they would not be on the front line in this case. so it would certainly potentially point towar...

Arrested all because they said no to war. if you want to find out more about why russia invaded ukraine and how well they are trying to bring a peaceful end to the war, check out our items and head to our web page, first up news fyi. >> there are many ukrainians trying to flee the country, but it's getting more difficult. >> day after day russia promised cease-fires. so people can flee safely. in many cases, the fighting continues. >> in an exclusive report, nadia wanted to share her story. she is safe now. at the start of the invasion she was treated in a hospital city in the capital city kie...

Now on their way to safety. nadia is headed to italy, where she can continue receiving treatment. refugee charities say four tore seven million ukrainian people are expected to flee the fighting in ukraine. with a few belongings, many are escaping to neighboring countries, moldova, romania, hungary, slovakia, the majority are headed into poland. >> but what do you do when you leave your home and everything you have behind? refugees were there to share their story on "fyi." more than a million ukrainians have fled to poland since the russian president vladimir putin decided to invade ukraine. t...

>> nick joins us now from odesa. hello there to you, nick, talking to us from the beautiful cultural city of odesa, which is also of key strategic importance, isn't it? >> reporter: it is. you have to think of odesa like doba. it is a huge port in ordinary times trade comes in and out of here. it is economically very important and now, of course, in this new context of war, it is militarily important. there is some fighting about 100 kilometers east of here in mykolaiv, another key port. so it is clear and it always has been clear that vladimir putin holds places like this as a key target. if ...