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The back of a police special forces pickup truck on dirt paths. but even here, the earth is scorched after russian troops shelled the trail. >> ukrainian forces are taking us into this area on back roads because they said taking the main roads is simply much too dangerous. they want to show us the damage done when russian forces tried to enter kyiv. ukrainian authorities say this is still one of the most dangerous places in this war torn country. and we immediately see why. we are driving right towards an area engulfed in smoke from artillery shelling. this is where russian forces tried to pus...

>> reporter: there is no safe way to get into irpin. the only feasible route is on the back of a police special forces pickup truck on dirt paths. but even here, the earth is scorched after russian troops shelled the trail. ukrainian forces are taking us into this area on back roads because they say taking the main road is simply much too dangerous. they want to show us the damage done when russian forces try to enter kyiv. ukrainian authorities say this is still one of the most dangerous places in this war-torn country. and we immediately see why. we are driving right towards an area engulfed...

The latest news and information from around the world with Fredricka Whitfield.

Bridge in the background, that's the bridge where there are currently upwards of 13,000 migrants under the bridge. the reason that number keeps shooting up like a rocket ship is because of this situation. it does not matter how many people, border patrol buses out from under the bridge when you have this situation happening constantly, every day. these crowds have gotten bigger and bigger, we've showed it live from the helicopter yesterday. it wasn't this big, i mean, there's got to be, we're probably looking at at least a grouping on the shore there over into the dirt paths and the brush cros...

Rio grande in the united states, then taking dirt paths toward that international bridge. officials say that most of these individuals are haitians. we've also talked to a person from africa. another person from venezuela. and officials say that it's going to take up to two weeks for these individuals to get processed. now, signs that people are starting to live under this bridge are very clear from the sky. you can see the tents are going up. people are drying their clothes on fences. now, this as the governor announced yesterday that he was planning to close seven points of entry. now, one o...