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The russians will take control of, or try to take control of the c the river as sort of a natural land boundary, or natural geographic boundary, and then control of kyiv itself and leave the west. but other people say if you leave the west, it leaves an open supply line to the resistance. >> john: mike tobin in lviv, mike, thank you. we'll get back to you later this hour. >> sandra: more than 800,000 refugees have now fled ukraine into neighboring countries covering to the u.n. with upwards of 50,000 more entering poland each and every day. connell mcshane joins us in southeast poland near the...

Hungary, other countries like that, typically nato countries but some places in hungary. we had been reporting at the top of the show that ukrainian officials have told us that that cease-fire has broken down the humanitarian corridor is closed and that people in those cities should stay where stay with they are. there is no safe passage out. "the associated press" reporting that is the case. that the cease-fire between russia and ukraine as it related to the two cities that russia has taken control of, has been attacking has not been cleared. people are not -- they're being told not to leave ...

First claimed it had control of, but it didn't look like the case today when we saw significant numbers of protesters on the street demanding that the russians leave. now, this is important because we had imagined according to ukrainian official statements we might see some sort of bid by russia to create a synthetic counter narrative where they'll get locals out on the streets to support their presence and provide them with aid. instead today we've seen a large number of locals coming out and asking the russians to not be there. that's difficult, frankly, for moskow going forward because they...

But it is getting really nervy here. the fear comes before the fighting, but both are now spreading here every day. sarah rainsford, bbc news, zaporizhzhia. the head of the international agency for atomic energy says he's extremely concerned about reports on several nuclear sites from the ukrainian regulator. rafael grossi said the ukrainian authorities had had trouble contacting staff at the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the biggest in the country. that is the one that russian forces have taken control of. you may remember there was a fire there last week during that attack. they apparently hav...

Land. they're concerned about their country. they want to maintain independence. they do not want to go back under the control of, influential of, the oppression of the russians. they do not want to go there. and they are very supportive of the strong stance that their president, president zelenskyy is taking in standing up to president putin. they are behind him. even the political parties, the opposition parties, they are supporting president zelenskyy. so that's the message and, yes, we can help again with weapons. we can also help by we can make contributions through the many nongovernment...