often, where my inner place, all i know is explosions are occurring all people are running all the people are scared. both people often don't know any more than i know. that's roland oliphant, the daily telegraph. luke harding, senior international correspondent of the guardian, you are still with us from the west of ukraine. do you agree with that, that it can be hard to find whole picture when you are in the middle a conflict? i mean, i agree with both sentiments. yes, it is the daily— sentiments. yes, it is the daily invasion started, i went to give — daily invasion started, i went to give independent square and i did to give independent square and i did the — to give independent square and i did the most basic journalistic exercise of vox pops — journalistic exercise of vox pops and _ journalistic exercise of vox pops and i talk to people about how they felt and amazingly it was a — how they felt and amazingly it was a coffee bar which was open and i_ was a coffee bar which was open and i talk— was a coffee bar which was open and i talk to people about their— and i talk to people about their feelings and expectations. and just on the logistics. _ expectations. and just on the logistics, it's true, i mean, half of your brain is dealing with— half of your brain is dealing with trying to get the story