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With cancer still in ukraine. sophie hutchinson, bbc news, poland. more than 3.5 million people have left ukraine since the war began and millions more have been uprooted from their homes. for many, it's ukraine's trains that have delivered them from terrifying conditions to safety. our special correspondent fergal keane along with camera journalist nik millard have been travelling with some of the railway workers, and their report begins here, in the city of lviv. train horn honks. it's the sound of reassurance in a world of chaos. horn honks. the rescue express... horn honks. ..rolling throu...

The rescue express... horn honks. ..rolling through the night... ..and the day, from lviv to the war zones of the east and back. keeping these trains running, running on time as they do, takes the work of so many people at all different levels on the railways. without them, it simply wouldn't have been possible to evacuate millions of people from the danger zone. many are railway veterans who started work in soviet times and are now rescuing people from their own hometowns. translation: it is really terrifying. i i'm from kharkiv, and my native city is being bombed. i can feel it and i can see...

More than ten million people have been displaced. but without the country's trains, many of them would have been trapped on the front line. our special correspondent fergal keane begins his report in the western city of lviv, and looks at how the nation's trains have been rescuing millions. it is the sound of reassurance in a world of chaos. the rescue express. rolling through the night... ..and the day from lviv to the war zones of the east and back. keeping these trains running, running on time as they do, takes the work of so many people at all different levels on the railways. without them...

Evacuate millions of people. it is the sound of reassurance, any world of chaos. the rescue express... rolling through the night and the day, from lviv to the war zones of the east and back. keeping these trains running, running on time as they do, takes the work of so many people at all different levels on the railways. without them, it simply wouldn't have been possible to evacuate millions of people from the danger zone. many are railway veterans who started work in soviet times and are now rescuing people from their own hometowns.

Since the war in ukraine began, more than ten million people have been displaced. but without the country's trains many of them would have been trapped on the front line. our special correspondent fergal keane begins his report in the western city of lviv and looks at how the nation's trains have been rescuing millions. it is the sound of reassurance in a world of chaos. the rescue express. rolling through the night... ..and the day from lviv to the war zones of the east and back. keeping these trains running, running on time as they do, takes the work of so many people at all different levels...