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>> yes. >> no, i'm sorry, your point geographically is the key one to make. on the left-hand side of the screen, you can see the map, lvivi, the closest, the red dot to poland, and again, this was suppose be a fall-back city and for many it is, for civilians, it is, for the u.s. government and the diplomatic mission, they're no longer going back and forth across the border, they deemed the security situation to be such they don't think it is a good idea. we have diplomatic missions here. this city is turning into a place that people are transitting through, as they try to make their way to the...

Country. but i'm in awe that the industrialized world, nato and the u.n., haven't been more active in helping with the intake of the people. in a disaster, you have to evacuate people. the mission changes the life saving. right now, the people at the border have a culture of wanting to check your papers, and we have a protocol because on the ukrainian side, they're vetting people on whether they are allowed to leave, and on the polish side, they want to see passports or some type of documentation. you know, i get frustrated going through customs in the miami airport coming from south america. ...

Helping, volunteering his time, he is expanding what has been happening. from his understanding of what is happening on the border. we are on the polish side, we cannot verify any of this, the polish government is adamant anyone who needs assistance will get it. there are still tens of kilometres of people waiting to cross to get near to the ukrainian — polish border. thank you, kasia. let's take you to belarus. the talks will be happening between the representatives from ukraine and russia. we can hear now from an aide to vladimir putin. translation: i can say since the conflict is developi...

Arwa, are you with us at the border. there we go, arwa. go ahead. >> reporter: hi. i am. hi. and just contrast this with those images that you saw because right here is exactly where the non-ukrainians were waiting. john, i can't tell you how relieved we were to get here this morning and not see that line because late last night when we had left this crossing we were watching people really begin to feel the severe effects of the bitter cold. one man from algeria were frozen in place. they were begging him to get into an ambulance. all he was doing is standing there staring down at the ground s...

Yes. how do you feel about that? it's hard but _ yes. how do you feel about that? it's hard but my _ yes. how do you feel about that? it's hard but my family _ yes. how do you feel about that? it's hard but my family cannot - yes. how do you feel about that? it's hard but my family cannot be| it's hard but my family cannot be the because my father, he should be in ukraine. _ the because my father, he should be in ukraine, because... he can't go abroad _ in ukraine, because... he can't go abroad and — in ukraine, because... he can't go abroad. and my mum can't leave him alone _ abroad. and my...