and the areas they aof occupied there were persistent warnings that the places are simply too dangerous, there are lots of explosives, mines, certain things including bodies had been deliberately wired to explosives to detonate when disturbed. now what zelenskyy has done is given us a scale of just how great this problem is. take a listen. translator: invaders left mines everywhere. in the houses they took over, on the streets, the fields, they mined people s property, mined cars, doors, they deliberately did everything to ensure that the return to these areas after deoccupation was as dangerous as possible. due to the actions of russian army, our territory today is one of the most contaminated by mines in the world. reporter: so he s talking about tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands of explosive devices and mines left behind by the retreating russian forces.
they were sent to this unjust criminal war will come back to their homes in russia. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it, of course. and as this war unfolds, the ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy has shown certainly great, great courage and remarkable skill in getting his message out to the world. ryan zelenskyy has become a very powerful communicator and an incredible leader. zelenskyy has come further from his days as a tv comedian than anyone could have imagined. he s got a knack for performance, but it is his gravitas that has buoyed the ukrainian people in recent days. a defiant will haved on mir zelenskyy receiving we will not give up and we will not lose, we will fight in the forests, on the fields, on the shores and the streets. zelenskyy, likely reminding
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