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President putin has been president for over 20 years. in 1999, with hungary, poland and the czech republic, it made him angry and bombed serbia 3 weeks later. it could be belgrade now or moscow next. the irony of that if vladimir putin is successful in taking ukraine, he will be bordering a lot of nato nations. also there was a nato conference in bucharest in 2008 where president bush wanted georgia and ukraine to become members of nato. angela merkel put that language in there. one reason russia claims their

Yes, it is horrible to see pictures like these, but this is really -- this is the reality of war. it's a reality. desperate people. people with no other choice, still fleeing . poland says a hundred refugees a minute are crossing their borders, like this boy. [. >> exhausted in tears, leaving his home with no idea whether he will ever return. people are on the ground across the region in washington and across that region. sam chkiley in ukraine. miguel marquez in bucharest, the refugees due to arrive in any

For refugees. they can hold up to 2,000 people, don. >> miguel, thank you. just so you know, we lost your video there. you froze for a bit, but we could hear you loud and clear. our thanks to miguel marquez in bucharest. is there a chance for diplomacy to stop the bloodshed in ukraine, i'm going to ask the former ambassador to ukraine. he's next.

You know, this as everybody from individuals to cities to the country of romania now you see this everywhere across europe where they are trying to do everything they can to support refugees that are coming across their border. great concern for just how vulnerable they are. there is incredible concern that, in the days and weeks ahead, that those internally displaced, those millions of internally displaced in ukraine, if the russians move west and they continue to use indiscriminate force in civilian areas will be another tidal wave of refugees into places like romania. wolf. >> miguel marque...

>> reporter: now, in total, romania has taken on about 360,000 refugees, so far. they have come through the country most of them are moving on to other countries. so about 85,000 are staying. but that number is growing, which is a concern to romanians because they don't have a lot of space here. here in bucharest, they have now opened up their biggest indoor public space that will soon start taking refugees. they can hold about 2,000 there. wolf. >> miguel, miguel marquez in bucharest for us. miguel, thank you very much. let's go to another critical battleground right now in this war against u...