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Of offensive cyber options presented to president biden to respond to the russian invasion, the large-scale invasion in ukraine. and they are -- they include things like potentially targeting infrastructure in russia. so we're talking about potentially going after sort of the train system. now, we are talking about things that would be temporary. they would not have a long-term or permanent impact on any of these russian capabilities or russian infrastructure. but the fact that the u.s. administration is even considering these options, it was really noteworthy here. the officials we spoke with...

Cities throughout poland and the eu. arthel: mike tobin live in lviv with more. mike, what is it like where you stand? mike: well, the train system really is a lifeline for the people out here particularly that train that comes from kyiv here to lviv. you don't need a ticket and the trains don't run on schedule. you turn on when the passenger cars are full the train heads off to lviv, the problem is only four trains leaf to poland. a lot of people piling up. there's not enough space to house them, there's not enough food to feed them. you have humanitarian crisis piling up here and you have it...

As thousands of refugees continue to arrive at the border here in western ukraine. a great deal of uncertainty about what happens next, a great deal of emotion, watching what so many of these people and the journey they've been through, and this is a scene that just continues to play out around the clock here in poland. ed lavandera, cnn medyka, poland. >> if you would like to help people in ukraine who may need shelter, food as well as water, please go to cnn.com/impact. there you will find several ways that you can help. that's cnn.com/impact. and just ahead right here on "cnn newsroom," u...

The i.a.e.a. says the physical and psychological fatigue of working nonstop for nearly three weeks is to blame partly. the agency's director general has proposed a plan to deliver assistance, but it has to be approved by ukrainian and russian authorities before it's implemented. and remember russia is controlling now chernobyl. just ahead, ukraine's train system is a reliable main stay of daily life even now. how rail operators are keeping people and supplies moving despite the russian invasion. plus, hear from kyiv's mayor and his brother as they vow to stay in the city and defend it from...

Now, in another troubling development, the staff of the chernobyl nuclear power plant are so tired, they stopped carrying out repairs and maintenance of safety equipment. that's according to the iaea. they say the fatigue of working nonstop for nearly three weeks is partly to blame. the agency's director general has proposed a plan to deliver assistance, but it must be approved by ukraine and russian authorities before it's implemented. ukraine's train system, you will want to hear about how they're keeping people and supplies moving, despite the russiaian invasion.