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We were so worried about coming back out here to this border crossing this morning given just how cold and horrendous the temperatures were overnight and then we got here and the line had disappeared. all of those who we had met who had been waiting for days had somehow finally been able to make it across. the question is why? what changed that allowed them to be processed this quickly and why was that change not implemented sooner? why did they have to suffer this much? we're trying to get answers to that but so far on the ukrainian side they're saying that the problem was on the polish side ...

Because we're in a bit of a strange no man's land between the ukrainian and the polish side. so what you're seeing here is people leaving the screening building where they come into the eu, where they come into poland, have their passports stamped, their visas approved, whatever it is. and this is where that approval happens. there is also an exit visa process or an exit stamp they have to get from the ukrainian side of things. you can see over here the sign showing that you're going into ukraine, so there is a building we're told further away where people are having to wait in order to get an...

And look after them? thanks for that- mark— and look after them? thanks for that. mark logan _ and look after them? thanks for that. mark logan on _ and look after them? thanks for that. mark logan on the - and look after them? thanks for that. mark logan on the polish i and look after them? thanks for i that. mark logan on the polish side of the border with ukraine. ijust want to check we have got so many people arriving who are seeking safe haven. forthe people arriving who are seeking safe haven. for the polish authorities letting everyone across the border who once century, are they lett...

Result of any accident. it was created by mr putin's deliberate choice and it is they who must carry the burden. as we saw, most of those in that reporter heading west ukrainea ukraine a europe correspondent reports from the polish side. an arrivalfrom an arrival from next door which is now another world. the overnight train from kyiv pulled into eastern poland today, carrying your�*s neighbours seeking safety from the bombs of russia. it neighbours seeking safety from the bombs of russia.— the bombs of russia. it took us 52 hours to _

What you see largely is that flow of refugee traffic. when you look at the way the russians are coming into the country, they are coming up from the crimean peninsula, coming down from the belarus border, coming in moving west and that's forcing the refugee traffic from the west to the pole and border to the moldovan border for the first time this morning, we have images coming out from the romanian border. we know on the polish side they are setting up some temporary housing, some structure for the ukrainian refugees and also have established a train for the injured refugees to get to hospita...