polish border a number of airfields have been hit by the russians by both air jets dropping bombs and also by cruise missiles, more than 720 of them have come in, as we mentioned from the russians. they claim that got 70% militar targets taken out, not confirm the ukrainians. the biggest issue people flies is the refugee humanitarian crisis that s unfolding. 58% or so are heading to poland but this is a mass exit us that if you aren t this side of the country, could take days and days and lights up traffic in the middle of a war where you are seeing a lot of bombardment around you. you ve seen these images but imagine making the traffic cross-country to get out of thi country. it s very very dangerous. so that is what we are seeing
civilians. now, we need physical protection. we need arms, we need air defense systems. we need to fight with him. griff: you mentioned the mig fighter jets and the administration says they cannot do that through the transfer through germany, but 42 republican senators saying we ve got to get these jets over there because it would make a difference. you believe that would help? i believe that those air jets are the angels for our children. now, i talked yesterday to a girl, she s 38 weeks pregnant. she had to have baby shower on the 23rd and the 24th putin invaded. so, she literally spent four days in the basement on her 38 weeks of pregnancy and then had four days to drive to poland just to escape with her baby. he s targeted it s not just war it s genocide. he s trying to get as many people killed as he can right now including unborn children because he s targeting maternity hospital and everybody saw that on tv.
you have his members of parliament all over tv and washington calling for exactly what she is describing. you have also got the ability to sort of hear and accept the confines of our debates in this country and the no-fly zone has been, the ask as evolved. let me play some of the sound from oleksander on our network now. the key problem for ukrainians now is that no-fly zone and when we say the no-fly zone we don t need your air jets to shoot down the russian. we need the jets to fly so we can create our own no-fly zone and protect our cities. so it was very helpful to have the meetings in the congress with senators, with congressmen because it is very because
it s part of an industry led project called holygrail 2.0. what we re trying to do is really use intelligence that is embedded in the packaging, using the digital watermarks to revolutionise the way we sort or recycle plastics. more than 100,000 packaging samples are being sent along this line to a smart sorting machine. each piece of packaging is printed or embossed with a digital watermark that s about the size of a postage stamp. it can barely be seen by the naked eye, but it s like having an invisible bar code stamped all over it. this identifies what it is. consumers can even use a smartphone app to find out more about the product and how to recycle it. inside the machine, a high resolution camera scans the digital watermarks. this tells a computer what the plastic is, and what it was used for. air jets accurately separate the items. that s important if we want to reuse it.