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Helicopters with. so if this assistance is what it says it is then that is very significant indeed but of course getting ed there remains a problem. this general told me it is becoming increasingly difficult to deliver. russia is moving to block ground roots, vertically from poland, and of course the us can't vertically from poland, and of course the us can“tjust fly military aircraft in ukrainian space at the moment. many of the ukrainians we see leaving the country are heading for poland where reception centres have been set up along the border. the polish government has denounced what it ...

And is setting up several reception centres. it's been one of the eu's most hardline, anti—migrant countries in recent years but it also knows all too tragically the cost of russian occupation and hostility. these scenes of seeking refuge across europe's borders are more associated with the migrant crisis from the middle east. but now, the threat is on the eu's doorstep, and while poland says that the uptick in arrivals so far is modest, it warns that it could become the largest refugee wave since 2015. there's traffic in the other direction, too. ukrainians andrei and nikolai heading back t...

That the uptick in arrivals so far is modest, it warns that it could become but we cannot go, we cannot stay safe over there. poland is welcoming the new arrivals with open arms, and is setting up several reception centres. it's been one of the eu's most hardline, anti—migrant countries in recent years, but it also knows all too tragically the cost of russian occupation and hostility. these scenes of seeking refuge across europe's borders are more associated with the migrant crisis from the middle east. but now the threat is on the eu's doorstep, and while poland says that the uptick in arri...

Is setting up reception centres to people coming here, where they can stay a couple of nights, have immediate needs assessed and relief provided, and then move on to more longer term accommodation. that is what we are scaling up. the that given the ongoing conflict and hostilities, a lot of supply chains have been broken. we are dependent on a lot of aid coming in from abroad across the border with poland. so that we resources to set it up. it is coming. it is very much needed. ., ., , . , needed. how does it feel in the city at the minute? _ needed. how does it feel in the city at the minute?...

Enough? 0ur correspondent kasia madera, is on the poland—ukraine borderfor us now. this is one of so many reception centres that have been created not far, literally minutes away from the actual border. buses coming in all the time, carrying people who have just crossed the border from ukraine. then the buses move on to go back to the border to bring in more people. hundreds of people, thousands of people. think about it, nearly 800,000 people have crossed into poland alone. 1.2 million people so far have led ukraine. we know that figure is going to increase. we know that is going to rise be...