in the world that it wants! it s not prudent! it is utterly provocative! it s a big mistake! the views of professor jeffrey sachs. 2.7 million people have so far fled the war in ukraine. nearly 1.7 million people have crossed into poland. mark lowen sent this report from zamosc, where people in the town are working hard to provide refugees with accommodation, food and some semblance of a normal life. for the children of war, open arms are mightier than the fist. young ukrainians eased into life in poland with a karate class joy to distract from trauma. a lesson that the greatest strength comes from peace. my father may be fighting, i don t know.
anytime soon, and so poles are beginning to plan for the long term, how to shelter people, how to integrate them within polish society in the long term and that is a completely different question than the temporary shelter they have had to give up until now. for the children of war, open arms are mightier than the fist. young ukrainians, eased into life in poland with a karate class joy to distract from trauma and a lesson that the greatest strength comes from peace. my father might be fighting. i don t know. i don t have massage from him. dariy hasn t heard from his dad for three days. the emotions make it hard to feel settled here. in poland, it s very cool here, but we want to go back home because home is home. when we in activities like karate class, or something else, we forget about war on at the moment.
2.7 million people have so far fled the war in ukraine, according to the most recent un figure. most are going into neighbouring countries to the west, with more than a million crossing into poland. our correspondent, mark lowen, sent this report from zamosc, where people in the town are working hard to provide refugees with accommodation, food and some sense of a normal life. for the children of war, open arms are mightier than the fist. young ukrainians, eased into life in poland with a karate class joy to distract from trauma and a lesson that the greatest strength comes from peace. my father might be fighting. i don t know. i don t have massage from him. dari hasn t heard from his dad for three days. the emotions make it hard to feel settled here. in poland, it s very cold here, but we want them back home because home is home.
hard to provide refugees with accommodation, food and some sense of a normal life. for the children of war, open arms are mightier than the fist. young ukrainians, eased into life in poland with a karate class joy to distract from trauma and a lesson that the greatest strength comes from peace. my father might be fighting. i don t know. i don t have message from him. dariy hasn t heard from his dad for three days. the emotions make it hard to feel settled here. in poland, it s very cool here, but we want to go back home because home is home. when we in activities like karate class, or something else, we forget about war on the moment. but when it ends, we remember again and we understand we must do all what we can do to help our people in ukraine. the class is in zamosc, whose world heritage beauty is a far cry from the horror across the border.
joy to distract from trauma and a lesson that the greatest strength comes from peace. my father might be fighting. i don t know. i don t have message from him. dariy hasn t heard from his dad for three days. in poland, it s very cold here, but we want to go back home because home is home. when we in activities like karate class, or something else, we forget about war on at the moment. but when it ends, we remember again and we understand we must do all what we can do to help our people in ukraine. the class is in zamosc, whose world heritage beauty is a far cry from the horror across the border. but the town knows suffering. half its pre war population werejews, most killed. and while the mayor says echoes