and it three hours to walk five kilometres. and it is three hours to walk five kilometres. and it is taking so long just because of the vast build up of people there? people there? that is what i understand, people there? that is what i understand, yeah. - people there? that is what i understand, yeah. from - people there? that is what i l understand, yeah. from what people there? that is what i - understand, yeah. from what i ve gathered understand, yeah. from what i ve gathered there is like a massive traffic gathered there is like a massive trafficjam of in humans vehicles and some trafficjam of in humans vehicles and some vehicles are still travelling but at the speed of one, set per travelling but at the speed of one, set per hour, while other people ust set per hour, while other people just abandoned vehicles and just walks just abandoned vehicles and ust walks. ~ . , , ., just abandoned vehicles and ust walks. . ., , , ., ., walks. what is your understanding of
discovered, as well as the recent continued mobilisation in the most important element in all of this is the extraordinary courage and persistence of the ukrainian people themselves. persistence of the ukrainian people themselves- themselves. ultimately, it is the ukrainian people themselves. ultimately, it is the ukrainian people bearing - themselves. ultimately, it is the ukrainian people bearing the - themselves. ultimately, it is the l ukrainian people bearing the brunt of this and regardless of the impact of this and regardless of the impact of sanctions, it has not stopped vladimir putin in his tracks, has it? ., vladimir putin in his tracks, has it? ., r ., 4 it? know. and i don t think sanctions it? know. and i don t think sanctions alone it? know. and i don t think sanctions alone will- it? know. and i don t think sanctions alone will do - it? know. and i don t think. sanctions alone will do that. it? know. and i don t think - sanctions alone will do that. you have
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could lead to wider conflict? does that thought trouble you?- that thought trouble you? yes. i think putin that thought trouble you? yes. i think putin is that thought trouble you? yes. i think putin is possible. - that thought trouble you? yes. i think putin is possible. and - that thought trouble you? yes. i think putin is possible. and i - think putin is possible. and i understand think putin is possible. and i understand that think putin is possible. and i understand that he - think putin is possible. and i understand that he must - think putin is possible. and i. understand that he must bring victory understand that he must bring victory until understand that he must bring victory until may understand that he must bring victory until may the understand that he must bring victory until may the 9th. - understand that he must bring victory until may the 9th. it s i victory until may the 9th. it s victory victory until may the 9th. it s victory date victory until may t
there was that rebellion not so long ago with about 100 mps on that front. . , , ., front. that s interesting to me, james met front. that s interesting to me, james met with front. that s interesting to me, james met with your front. that s interesting to me, james met with your business i front. that s interesting to me, i james met with your business had on with her tory say they don t want for the measures but of course there are a pro business party and what the experts in london tell us is it 90% of those receiving intensive care are the unvaccinated. so where you stand when people say it s my personal choice not to have a vaccine when that does have an impact on the virus going around and around and people losing their livelihoods? jt’s around and people losing their livelihoods? around and people losing their livelihoods? it s a very difficult balancin: livelihoods? it s a very difficult balancing act. livelihoods? it s a very difficult balancing act, this liveli