post," actually. and so all of these people have come on sort of this road corridor through the country, traffic is extremely backed up. trips that should take three hours are taking 10 or 12. and all of these families, you know, are just running low on basic supplies, because the access to them is so uncertain. and so i think, really, being able to free up those transit routes and get more basic supplies to these people as they proceed through the country will be really important in the coming days. >> what are you seeing, jack, in terms of damage. >> in the area of the country that i'm in at the moment? >> i know you've been traveling all over, tell what you've seen. >> you know, in kharkiv, which we left on monday, when we got out of the city, the sort of destruction of it was just beginning, which was the reason why we made the choice to leave. and the images coming out of that city, almost immediately after.