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Is. there are animals coming, out there are little children you can see coming out. the police are, literally, escorting everyone who needs help into this area, where they are getting help. they, generally speaking, don't stay here in záhony. they go to other places, because this is a small town. they are on to budapest, vienna, warsaw, other places in western europe. the situation, we are covering, only stands to get worse with new news that we have. breaking news on the war front, this morning. russia has escalated this war in a major way. conducting missile strikes overnight, targeting a b...

Corridor we've been talking about so much. the agreement with the cease-fires, with mary opal and other besieged cities. humanitarian aid gets in and civilians get out. we have not heard any success with civilians getting out of mariupol, but that humanitarian corridor, that convoy, that has been traveling overnight with 100 tons of humanitarian aid. we believe it is two hours from variable, so we will keep you posted if we hear any more on that, ali. >> all right, molly, thank you. by the, way we operate, we hear our control rooms and each other with easier pieces, as you know. the communicat...

Armed with patriot missiles that can intercept missiles that come in. this is getting dangerously close to that war between russia and nato, that nato in the west have been trying to avoid. >> yeah, we have not yet heard from the polish government on the strike in western ukraine. but, we have been talking to people in poland over the last several days. we've talked about how they have opened their homes, opened their hearts, come out in the tens of thousands to volunteer. part of the reason is they are so concerned about this country being drawn into war. they are worried that they could be n...

Border, they're worried that if the war does, in fact, move farther west, closer to poland that, they could mistakenly, perhaps, be hit by a strike. there's a lot of concern in this country, even though it's a nato country. they feel slightly more confident, more secure because they are part of nato. but still, nerves are very rattled in this country. and have been four days. this strike, in western ukraine, will only add to that. and then, ali, we're talking about refugees coming over the border. people are still coming. there's also concern that even those flows of people could increase, eve...

Soviet union was sparked by the success of a -- pro democracy here in poland, a pro democracy movement here in poland. you will remember, it the solidarity movement. it began as labor strikes in a polish shipyard and quickly grew into a national phenomenon under its charismatic leader, let valencia. the communist government in poland being forced into compromises with these democratic labor activists. and the soviet union did not like that one bit. in the end, though, the soviet union did not need to invade poland. the communist polish government declared martial law and staged its own militar...