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Army. no. >> they wont get through? >> only, back. back in russia. >> daniel was born in odessa, his wife and children have now fled. hes staying to fight. >> you think you can hold back this looking offensive? >> sure. weve already shown since the 24 that we are holding, and we kick some ass, sorry. but we did. were >> in a desist randy food hall, they turned it into an eight station. in, theyre a lawyer who is organizing the effort. what is your message to vladimir putin? >> it is our country,...

>> reporter: daniel was born in odesa. his wife and children fled and he is staying to fight. hold back the russian offensive? >> sure, sure. we have shown we kicked some ass. sorry but we kicked some ass. >> reporter: in the trendy food hall its an aid station. inga a lawyer is organizing the effort. what is your message to vladimir putin? >> a message. our country. go away. just do anything with your russia. everything you want. but never come again to ukraine. we hate you and all the people. ...

She chuckles. why? its just not my thing, you know? faking rivalries, you know, lando and daniel are two great people i know, and they have a really great character and in the, i dont know, second episode, it looks like they are not really friendly to each other, right? and for me, thats not correct, and thats why im also not a part of it. yeah, i was going to say, you obviously decided not to be a part of it — but there is an element of that show that has brought new fans to the sport. so it ...

His invasion though has brought life to a standstill here. and precious monuments are now shrouded in sandbags. >> just a little over three weeks ago, it was bustling here, you know, odesas famous for the cafes and restaurants and boutique shops but now it is absolutely deserted and the one thing that strikes you on every street corner are the barricades, and behind me is the famous opera house here in odesa, the last time it was protected like this, was the second world war. history really is r...

And behind me is the famous opera house here in odesa. the last time it was protected like this was the second world war. history really is repeating itself. on the street, we meet an elderly couple and i want to know what they think about russias chances here. >> odesa no go russian. no go. >> reporter: theyll not get through? >> back in russia. >> reporter: daniel was born in odesa. his wife and children have now fled, and he is staying to fight. do you think you can hold back this russian off...

Remember that we are, in a sense, saving the world. i dont want to say that in a propaganda type way. we are deterring russia from what they are doing and basically telling them that it is wrong with the means that we can without starting a world war iii. >> are you angry at all? in your teen years, you have experienced january 6th, a pandemic, and now a war breaking out in europe. >> well, yeah. i mean, i would not say we are angry. but we are upset. [laughs] >> daniel is angry! >> daniel might...

Schilling stops. even when it does not. we run down for cover. the marines here are mobile, pushing forward where they can. khersons nearby airport their prize. >> now we have a little mission to kill the [ bleep ]. >> reporter: daniel is a former lebanese soldier married to a ukrainian. >> two weeks ago this place had life. and now nothing. >> reporter: the bus is filled with anyone left who wants to leave, anyone who can move themselves. we are asked to take those who cannot. and who remember ...

A huge number given how we reonly a month since temperature start of this war, and already as you were saying four many people fleeing ukraine, most of those people have come to poland, so, again, all of these people, waiting patiently, doing all the paperwork and this is helped by lots of volunteers like daniel. daniel originally from ukraine, he is studying in poland, he comes from where his dad is still. his mum and younger brother are here and daniel is, you are helping everybody because you...

Shrouded in sandbags. just a little over three weeks ago, it was bustling here. you know, odesa is famous for its kaefs and restaurants and sort of bo teak shops. now its absolutely deserted. one thing that strikes you on every street corner are the barricades and behind me is the famous opera house here in odesa. the last time it was protected like this was the second world war. history really is repeating itself. on the street, we meet an elderly cup. i want to know what they think about russi...

I imagine hes in pain... another level! i imagine hes in pain, but right now, that doesnt matter! because hes just fully absorbed, and right now, all — this is all he cares about. daniel here, for instance, was one of the first trialists and immediately saw the benefits. and it all began when this psp was handed to a patient. and they similarly noticed