They are throwing at ukrainians, and they are throwing at ukrainians, and they seem to be holding on for now, i don t know if you can hear the raid sirens going on, but the war continues, ukrainians need the support, and it could make quite a lot of difference. mi support, and it could make quite a lot of difference. lot of difference. all right, gel, thank you lot of difference. all right, gel, thank you very lot of difference. all right, gel, thank you very much lot of difference. all right, gel, thank you very much indeed, . lot of difference. all right, gel, l thank you very much indeed, joe reporting there. foreign embassies here in kyiv are slowly beginning to reopen for the first time since the war began. i ve been speaking to melinda simmons, the british ambassador to ukraine, who s just driven back to the capital. well, this is my home. for two and a half years, it has been my home. and i have travelled this country, north, south, east and west of it. i ve got to know it incredibly well. i know many people who are fighting and i know wives and children of people who are fighting. it is incredibly emotional for me, and also for my british friends and colleagues for me to be here. it means an enormous amount for me to be here. and when you see this country being ravaged and death and destruction in so many places, what goes through your mind when you see all of that?