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Of course, what makes that possible is the lack of any kind of circulation of information. if you cannot get a bigger picture than your own slice of experience, you cannot get that unless you are reading the western or independent media. >> too her point, what is putin's relative strength inside the country? >> it's interesting, because just a few months ago, before the war started, he had 71% popularity. however, that has obviously -- it's going to be very harmed. but this speaks to the rapper, the people you see being arrested, they are young. a poll last year, ages 18 to 24 age group, in ru...

Cal perry, in lviv, also with us military analyst barry mccaffrey, and cal you are in western ukraine, not far from lutsk, where russian airstrikes recently hit. i want you to give us the latest on that and how did residents in lviv react to those strikes? >> i think it changed things here pretty dramatically. this was the first strike in the western part of the country since the first day of the war. so, folks he were feeling relatively safe, they felt like a city that was removed, certainly, from the violence of 350 miles from kyiv. though, it is worth noting that the only sort of open part ...

Already left or are desperately trying to leave. >> i just wanted to say that please do not associate us, russians, with this war. we never wanted it and we never voted for this government. i feel ashamed. >> so, what you just watched, those are russians fleeing what has become an increasingly oppressive, authoritarian regime, as vladimir putin crack down on anti war sentiment. inside putin's russia, it is now illegal to use the words war or invasion, punishable by up to 15 years in prison. he has blocked new sites, banned social media sites like twitter, facebook and instagram. and putin is l...

Million people who have fled. according to the un high commission on refugees, 165,000 refugees have legislative aqua, 20 25,000 are in hungary, and 1.5 million hour in poland. and still more are expected to leave ukraine as the war continues and the violence continues. joining us is david miliband, president and ceo of -- and he was formally britain's prime minister. thank you for being with us. clearly, this crisis is devastating for those fleeing the war and overwhelming for the country trying to help with food and shelter. what are the challenges of a refugee crisis that happens on this sc...

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