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Potentially. but at least several thousand. talk about those differences in numbers. >> very wide differences in numbers here. nato is saying that if you account for the amount of number of russian military personnel who have been captured or wounded in ukraine. or currently missing in action. perhaps dez deserted. you could talk about 40,000 people. ukrainian estimate is 7,000 russian troops up to about 15,000 troops so far. the moment the kremlin is still sticking by the officially acknowledged figure of 498 people. that was the number of casualties they published on march 2. a russian newsp...

They launched the site march 2. it's been live just over two weeks now. translated into a dozen languages and right now it has over 20,000 listings. of course, security is a big concern. that's something that they're working on. >> a very thorough reporting process where we can take down inappropriate listings. we give our refugee as detail guide on how they can verify the hosts and that they're legitimate and the people they're speaking with on the phone is the same person they're going to be meeting up with in person. >> the two say they're working with international aid organizations and th...

Decision. on march 2, i was still making plans for like a week ahead in moscow. and march 3 it was already clear that we should leave now, like right now, because there were rumors circulating already that the next day martial law would be instituted in russia. that would suspend most of the liberties like free press, which i'm part of, and closed borders. it didn't quite happen, but when we arrived in latvia the next day we found out that my website was blocked and the russian parliament made an extraordinary decision in a joint session of both chambers, which doesn't happen that often, passe...

At one point, risking their own lives by pretending he was their own son. even while they were forced to host german soldiers in the same house. a letter in the file, written by describes how the town near kharkiv was bombed in 1943. the similarities down to the date. haunting. >> the germans bombed us from march 2 to march 19. every day from morning to evening. for three days we were hiding in the cellar. march 5 the bomb hit our barn. she grows emotional over the parallels to the russian army now. >> they destroy them deliberately. ruthlessly. because it's genocide. it's just genocide. of th...

Russian people and taking aim at the kremlin's digital iron curtain. in recent weeks russia's crackdown on the free press has gone from bad to worse. it has forced independent journalists like an award-winning investigative reporter to flee the country. earlier this month he tweeted never thought it would come to this but i did have to leave russia, crossing the border on foot in the middle of the night with my panic-packed bags on my back and my dog in tow. he joins me now from latvia. thank you so much for coming on the show tonight. talk to us about your journey out of moscow, first of all,...