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Violence. >> translator: i was just so happy to finally arrive somewhere. we spent seven days in the subway station. and then it was a long trip to come here. i was just happy to get somewhere where we can live. >> reporter: its not clear how long theyll have to stay in the startups office, though german officials have promised to help ukrainian refugees find semipermanent accommodations. for now, these conference rooms and cubicles, hallways and reception areas are a shelter from war in and a p...

Pawn for his own personal and political gain. i think that sends a signal to autocrats like putin that this is not a president who is working on behalf of the american people, this is a president who is using his office for personal gain. so one can make accommodations. and so putin got that message loud and clear. and i think he thought ukraine policy would be in the right place. all he needed to do was keep the war in the east on like a low simmer, rather than the boil that were seeing now. >>...

A ukrainian soldier captivates his unit with performance of their countrys national anthem, a single violin saying more here than words ever could. i want to start with cnn selma abdel sees. tell us whats going on where you are. >> absolutely. jim, i am on the campus of lviv university, our cameraman will pan around to show you in peace time, this is a gym where the university would hold sporting events, wrestling matches. obviously now is used to hold displaced families. each of these rows is a...

Ukraine? or are you talking about these 2.7 plus million i fijis who have now left the country? >> i think its gonna be accommodations of those. i think the pressure is building on eastern europe, on paul, and its going to be enormous. this is going to be a sustained conflict, so they have to deal with an extra, you, know easily 2 million people in poland. probably the next couple weeks so that is going to be a heavy toll. the polls are gonna feel a lot of pressure to respond, and we keep thinki...

Funding so that we dont put the pressure on the community. >> reporter: you guys have been up and running for 13 days now. the refugees that you are seeing now, how have they changed? >> since the beginning when they were coming with their own personal cars. now for example most of them are coming with volunteers, on train. they are dependent on someone to transfer them. our volunteers are doing that as well. and now we see people more and more affected by the people they left at home, their bel...

The south of kyiv, you have to go west that adds hours, days to your travel then there are no accommodations available. the reason why ive been able to get accommodations for myself is support on twitter, ill be at this location at this time, can someone help me and someones grandma or cousin, someones brother is able to help us out. and getting the families across. if a man is part of the family they have to stay behind so the man goes to the border, they have to send their wife and children of...

They dont have anything with them. we think its important for those people who have family in the u.s. to be able to join them and wait out the crisis here in the u.s. if thats what they choose to do and if thats whats safest and easiest for them. >> the biden administration is facing increasing pressure to do more to help the refugees. if you look back to the summer and the situation with afghanistan, the biden administration made quite a few special accommodations for those refugees, there wer...

In 3400 displaced people, nearly doubling their population. but they say its not a burden. they want to share the sanctuary. some have chosen less traditional accommodations. osa found peace for her two children in this glamping pod. >> my daughter wakes up every morning, opens the curtains, wipes the dew from the windows and looks out at the view. yes, she loves it here. its calming. i feel lighter, and i start to believe everything is going to be okay. >> reporter: for these families, this fee...

What life is inside a shelter for those driven from their homes in vladimir putins war. >> reporter: in peacetime this gym is where youd see wrestling matches poenlsy, but now its being used to house dozens of displaced people. as you can see no privacy here. people right beside each other. some of them have been here for weeks. i just want to show you, kneel down here and show you what their accommodations are like. this is just a basic wood pallet here. you can see thats just been laid down on...

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