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Is dangerous. people have been shot in their cars, train lines have been stopped in many ways. that is the order they are faced with huge lines. i crossed on sunday. we sat on a bus and we crossed from the south—western side of ukraine, from slovakia stopped to go a of kilometres it took 16 hours. —— to go a couple of kilometres it took 16 hours. ii go a couple of kilometres it took 16 hours. , ., ., ., , hours. if you were in the north east of ukraine. — hours. if you were in the north east of ukraine, that _ hours. if you were in the north east of ukraine, that is _ hours. if you wer...

Place where people who are staying here to come over from ukraine have food. there is an office where they were and there -- we see some people going in their, they get registered, their needs are determined even on the wall of the buffet here you can see train lines, there are routes that indicate where we are and where you can go in hungary or in europe. now, when the refugees get here there is a waiting room over here. and i don't really want to go in right now because it's quite late at night and there's some people sleeping in there, but it's a warm space in which people can rest. there a...

Announced today that more than two billion people have fled ukraine so far in search of safety from russian attacks. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians are still trying to make their way out of the country as the fighting intensifies. so far, more than 190,000 have crossed the border to where i am in hungary. tonight i'm standing in a refugee shelter, set up at a border crossing point and derek sharon, hungary. it's just before 4 am here, most people are sleeping. but earlier tonight, i was able to walk through a reception area where people who had recently crossed the border, including famil...

Military around the country that they possibly can. >> i want to task you about some of your reporting. you wrote about how roads in western ukraine demonstrate the realities of war there. as you put it, surreal indications of what life was like before they took up arms. talk a little bit about how hard it is to move around, how hard it is to get out of ukraine. >> you know, before the war, as i have written, ukraine was a remarkably accessible country. there were train lines. some of them high speed, that went all over the country. it was easier to get around than the u.s. a lot of the time. ...

For six days in march, caused massive backlogs, but it's covid that's done the real damage. container lines are run like train lines. they have schedules, and they're meant to call at fixed times for fixed durations, and that'sjust not happening, because they can't. and the of sending shipping containers by sea has risen dramatically. it has absolutely gone crazy this year. so if you're looking at short—term freight rates from asia to europe, you're looking at a 366% increase. longer—term rates, locked in 12 months in advance, have gone up even more. the shipping container industry is on c...