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Four years ago, President Vladimir Putin made a decision that would reshape Europe.
Vladimir Putin has just addressed the Russian people a moment ago announcing what Putin called the start of a military special operation,
in his words, to demilitarize Ukraine.
The estimates of just how many people have been killed
since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine vary.
But whichever data point you use, it is undeniable that the death toll is huge.
Ukraine has put its official losses at 55,000 soldiers,
and the BBC has verified more than 180,000 on the Russian side.
Tens of thousands of civilians have been killed, millions have fled.
For those who've stayed on Ukraine's frontlines, what is life like today?
We're joined by the BBC's international editor, Jeremy Bowen.
He's been speaking to soldiers, billions,
and even Ukraine's president about whether peace is possible.