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We dont have enough people. for oleksandra, it brings back painful memories of when she and her family fled eastern ukraine in 2014 as fighting started in the donbas region. we were sitting under the table at eight years old, and now i am 15 and im already disappointed that all this is happening in the world. i dont want it to face it a second time. at the ukrainian social club in manchester, people are trying to stay strong, but theres a feeling of helplessness. my mother is there, and she said...

Poland—ukraine border. lets go live to her now. the poland-ukraine border. lets go live to her nova— to her now. the situation here is really difficult. _ to her now. the situation here is really difficult. people _ to her now. the situation here is really difficult. people are - to her now. the situation here is. really difficult. people are coming across the board at all at the time. i will speak straightaway to sophia and marti, who literally have just crossed. they have spent seven hours...

Roadside bombs against russian forces. were far away from the front lines although there was a tax in the closest airstrike to the city about 12 miles away. yesterday the mayor said aggression airfield an hour away was repelled from 60 russian soldiers involved. im not sure have any were killed but a number were fleeing to the woods. its because an approaching potential combat that many people are leaving and hundreds of thousands of ukraine there passing through scrambling to get west in the sa...

Streets and traffic is the end definitely as martial law has been an effect throughout the course of the invasion. would you still have people going about their business, trace. >> trace: i wonder, you say six hours from lviv to kyiv. i wonder normally how far is it from where you are to the polish border? >> its about an hour from where i am to the polish border. i did the trip not too long ago. an hour in normal time. as a piles up with traffic, in particular you get close to the border, the t...

Cases for somewhere to spend the night before heading on. most likely to the polish border. we stopped by one hotel where the receptionist said, listen. money is meaningless. there was no amount of money that she could take to accommodate the 500 people she already had in the building. >> sam kiley in ukraine. now to discuss, the republican from texas on the house foreign affairs committee and he served in the air force for nearly two decades. sources tell cnn that u.s. officials are very worrie...

Their distress is difficult to watch. but it is an essential truth of the war�*s destruction for those who are their carers. translation: its very deplorable. we are being bombed from morning till night. weve been in the bomb shelter all this time, all the kids, all of them. this is what they are fleeing. the destruction thats broken the calm, ordered life they knew. uprooting a million people so far. —— uprooting a million and a half people so far. the bus is heading to the polish border....

The u.s. and nato still resisting such a move, warning it could prompt a full-scale war in europe. >> a no-fly zone might be just a bridge too far and not willing to take that type of risk right now. its something that could really escalate to nuclear war. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin declaring that any country or organization implementing a no-fly zone would be considered participate. >> in the conflict. and as ukraine pushes for more sanctions, putin stating the sanctions alre...

Different battle zones to get to the polish border. a lot of people here are hunkering down and seeing what comes next. >> richard engel in mariupol, thank you very much. lets bring in the political editor of the kyiv independent. i know this morning you were speaking about what you did when the bombs went off and sirens went off. what did you hear in the overnight? >> we expect air assaults, and we are ready to hit bomb shelters. its an ongoing war. we are expected to be fired on and civilians ...

People attempting to escape. this city based in the capital is enduring heavy fighting with more and more people attempting to escape. many are heading to lviv, a city close to the polish border. the train station here is overwhelmed by the crowds. these children from an orphanage are some of the latest to leave. she cries. for one of their carers, itsjust too much. "my heart is being torn apart", she says. "its so tough". a few miles from the train station, weapons are being handed out. not to ...

Would help them avoid this — the line of cars to the polish border. so, those people are moving on foot down towards the border with poland, but its another 20km from where we are at the moment. we just need to move out of the way and let more people pass us here. theyre coming. and a constant procession of people. however they arrive at the border, this slow shuffle out of the lives they knew is what awaits. back at lviv station, word that a train to poland will leave in half an hour. but the...