those energy exports but at some point, it s going to be difficult for him to rebuild his military and that s where the sanctions will have an impact, perhaps more directly on the war. and just katty, really quickly, you cannot talk to someone reporting from ukraine who doesn t report on what cal just talked about, this deep anxiety that we re going to look away. you know, it s closer to european capitals geographically. is it still they still starting the 5:00 hour with coverage of the war? is it still front and center? it is. the closer you get to ukraine, the more it dominates the news. countries that have, like poland, 4 million refugees, every family i speak to in poland is either helping the refugee effort or has a refugee living with them. that makes it very real. i was in the uk this weekend for a few days. people are still talking about it a lot. more, perhaps, than they are here. perhaps they were always. but every european diplomat,
are millions of them. absolutely. ukraine and are millions of them. absolutely. ukraine and neighbouring - are millions of them. absolutely. l ukraine and neighbouring countries have already dealt with a huge number of refugees over the weeks since this invasion and the expectation is now that they will be a fresh wave. people have been told to leave luhansk. extra trains have been laid on to take people for the western ukraine and the expectation is some people will go on to poland and other countries. there is extra support, money being made available to deal with the refugee effort and people in cities like this, lviv, volunteers and the main are bracing themselves, preparing, trying to find accommodation to house and look after those people but with the pressure having been on for so long now, the reality is that that is going to be a trickyjob to find everyone a safe place and one place to say. at the risk of making the journey has been underlined by what has happened to people
as soon as possible. extra trains have been laid on. today to take people further western ukraine and the expectation is a mug across into poland and romania and other countries as well. there is international support from the european commission which has only been made available with a refugee effort and people in cities like this, volunteers in the main, are bracing themselves, they are preparing and trying to find even more accommodation to try and house and look after those people. but with the pressure having been on for so long now, the reality is that that is going to be a tricky job to find everybody a safe place and a warm place to stay. and the risk of making the journey has been underlined by what has happened to people trying to flee. there was an attempt yesterday to establish humanitarian corridors for ten cities but we know that was not successful in every case and there are still people trapped in facing a potential renewal of the russian shelling in the east of the co
there? there has been a string of false accusations there? there has been a string of false accusations by there? there has been a string of false accusations by the - there? there has been a string of| false accusations by the separatist militants of aggression from the ukrainian forces, to be frank with you. the latest overnight that came via russian state tv where an apparent ukrainian spy who was captured and then interrogated, and in that interrogation he confesses to plans by ukraine s forces to launch an assault on donetsk and luhansk. one of the leaders said he felt war was likely. this was off the back of an announcement in the area yesterday of potentially hundreds of thousands of people into russia across the border into the rostov region. we then had a claim of ukraine launching a shell into that region where a refugee effort is apparently taking place. ukraine has denied such plans. but it is this sort of rise in blaming alongside a rise in fighting, so we
privacy. and as you are seeing that indiscriminate force being used in ukraine, the people they are starting to see here, tens of thousands they are dealing with every day, the people they are starting to see here are in greater need than ever. they have few clothes, sometimes don t have documents, they don t have any money. the director, the person running this refugee effort here tells us what they need. as far as we know the people coming here are only in transit. a few of them remain in romania. the rest are going through eastern countries. we don t know how many people will come so we need to be prepared. reporter: what is always most stressful in life is not knowing what the future holds and that is the case not only in ukraine, which is on a massive level, but here in romania.