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And confused, still refuses to go. shes got a job at the local power plant, joining ukraines millions of refugees, risks her life. >> translator: its simply genocide of the ukrainian people. i dont know how else to explain it to you. we just ask for what? >> translator: were not planning to leave here. this is my homeland, and my relatives are here. i cannot leave anyone here. my elderly grandmother is almost 80 and cannot walk. i cannot leave her, do you understand? >> reporter: theres no escap...

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First responders, carrying an elderly woman out of rubble. i want to put that photograph up. i wonder if you could give us some context. >> sure. this scene is apocalyptic. these are people -- people are still making their way out of irpin. theres heavy fighting there, and the last two have remained behind, the elderly, the ill, people who cannot walk. those are the ones who are coming out today, who have been coming out the last few days. it is the saddest thing, because most of them are sold, ...

I witnessed the intentional targeting about civilians and that is the most horrific thing to witness. >> you have a photograph of people carrying an elderly woman out of rubble. i want to get the context here. >> sure. this scene is apocalyptic. these are people, people still making the way out of irpin. through heavy fighting there and the last two are behind. elderly, ill, cannot walk. theyre now coming out and the saddest thing because most are so old and assumed they would die in their homes...

Its a place where the ordinary, people waiting for a bus, jars with their reason for having to do so — war. these pictures tell their own story but to be up close and to see it first—hand is just incredibly moving. a generation born in the second world war are among the arrivals. those who cannot walk are helped along a journey with nowhere to go. in 2022, events that can change

Its a place where the ordinary — people waiting for a bus — jars with their reason for having to do so — war. these pictures tell their own story but to be up close and to see it first—hand is just incredibly moving. a generation born in the second world war are among the arrivals. those who cannot walk are helped along a journey with nowhere to go.

First responders carrying an elderly woman out of rubble. i want to put the photograph up and i was wondering if you could give us some of the context here. >> she is -- its apocalyptic. these are people, people are still making their way out of irpin, and the village. theres heavy fighting there. and the last two have remained behind, the elderly, the ill, people who cannot walk. those are the ones coming out today who were coming out this morning, we have been coming out for the last few days....

Its a place where the ordinary, people waiting for a bus, jars with their reason for having to do so — war. these pictures tell their own story, but to be up close and to see it first—hand is just incredibly moving. a generation born in the second world war are among the arrivals. those who cannot walk are helped along a journey with nowhere to go. in 2022, events that can change history are happening again

Its a place where the ordinary, people waiting for a bus, jars with their reason for having to do so — war. these pictures tell their own story but to be up close and to see it first—hand is just incredibly moving. a generation born in the second world war are among the arrivals. those who cannot walk are helped along a journey with nowhere to go. in 2022, events that can change

Anima Mundi's concert series for this year is titled "We Cannot Walk Alone," featuring seven new works composed by people of color.