Aggression Uprooting News Today

I hope soon. when we started reading the news, i dont know, we said right away, we need to take someone in, to give someone peace, because it could have been us. yes. this is how we feel. it couldve been us. and it was tareq. he fled syria six years ago, walked for two months to reach germany and now is taking this convoy to ukraine to bring back refugees. i know whats the meaning of fleeing from the war, so that was also my motivation in this case, to support persons who are fleeing now. so, a ...

When we started reading the news, i dont know, we said right away, we need to take someone in, to give someone peace, because it could have been us. yes. this is how we feel. it couldve been us. and it was tarik. he fled syria six years ago, walked for two months to reach germany and now is taking this convoy to ukraine to bring back refugees. i know whats the meaning of fleeing from the war, i so that was also my motivation in this case, to support - persons who are fleeing now. so, a refugee f...

In this case, to support people | who are fleeing now. so, a refugee from one crisis heading to help those from another, the common thread from syria to ukraine — russian aggression uprooting so many lives. damian grammaticas, bbc news, berlin. one of the aid organisations operating on the ground is the international committee of red cross. it is the middle of the night for their teams in ukraine now, but for an update on their humanitarian efforts, we can speak to anita dullard, a spokeswoman...

I hope soon. when we started reading the news, i dont know, we said right away, we need to take someone in, to give someone peace, because it could have been us. yes. this is how we feel. it couldve been us. and it was tareq. he fled syria six years ago, walked for two months to reach germany and now is taking this convoy to ukraine to bring back refugees. i know whats the meaning of fleeing from the war, so that was also my motivation in this case, to support persons who are fleeing now. so, a ...

When he can see him. and what can you say? i dont know... i hope soon. when we started reading the news, i dont know, we said right away, we need to take someone in, to give someone peace, because it could have been us. yes. this is how we feel. it could have been us. and it was tarik — he fled syria six years ago, walked for two months to reach germany, and is now taking this convoy to ukraine to bring back refugees. i know what the meaning is of fleeing from the war, so that was also my moti...