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In the city of mariupol and so forth, it is a question of everyday survival. these are people that are still living under desperate conditions with very little food and water, without any sense of safety or security, or without any obvious way of seeking out that safety. so ukraines defiance continues, but there is no doubt that in some parts of the country, the situation for civilians in particular is particularly dire, kim. >> absolutely. phil black, thanks so much. appreciate it. well, one ...

Thats actually feeding 400 million people is now receiving aid in the last four weeks, we have been reaching more than 700,000 beneficiaries. but the world food program is ramping up for 1.2 million by the end of this month and 2 million by the end of april. so increasingly, the situation is getting worse. we are repositioning food for emergency situations. >> and as we heard there from ukraines president in that clip earlier and something you at the world food program have been warning about fo...

That we have spoken to these last few days. tell us, tell us how that feels. >> yeah, it is -- we are really scared and so we understand the situation, but we have to be on the separate side. but, yeah, in general, it is really sad and i am really disappointed to leave my family and my husband. yeah, but, we understand that we have to do it. >> and yet, for all this sadness that you hear in these individual stories of women with their children often, having left their husbands, partners behind t...

Membership has soared. >> already, over 500 out of the 2,000 have sent in their applications to join the organization. >> reporter: estonia is among the baltic states once controlled by russia, but since 2004, they have been members of nato and the european union. estonias prime minister says the country feels no direct military threat from the current russian/ukraine conflict, but these women are not convinced. >> i think most of us in politic are living right now in frighting situation, becaus...

Referencing pope john paul iis historic 1979 "be not afraid" speech. and i think for poland, it was an important moment because of that important message of solidarity that he brought and for the so many millions of refugees now on the roads, of course, as well. the fact that he spoke to them. the fact that he took time to hear their stories. have a listen to what one woman told us yesterday. she had just got off the train herself and talked a little bit about her journey and the way so many of ...