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Could stick it out that bombs might stop. but they didnt stop and 3.5 million refugees later there is a growing feel of the long—term about this with all the challenges that will entail. destination, warsaw �*s population is up by faith, new arrivals given id numbers and school places. they have a journey to safety but their country still has no passage to peace. mark lowen, bbc news on the poland — ukraine border. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: seeking some escape from the traum...

>> reporter: nestled deep in the carpathian mountains far from the bombs and bullets lies the idyllic ski resort of slavska, with plenty of room for those fleeing violence to find solace in the slopes. many opened doors to displaced families. some at no cost or discounted rates. guests found refuge here after they invaded their hometown of kharkiv. >> had, like, shells blowing up, lots of bombardment. >> reporter: how did you feel when you arrived? >> when you look at these mountains and it seem...

To extinguish the fires. have been set up for ukrainians who are trying to escape mariupol. the donetsk government said they are given the opportunity to be evacuated on russian territory if they want. >> all the houses, everything is destroyed. people get their water under attack. its scary. charles: others who are displaced if they havent left to find refuge are finding so solace at church and you can bet no doubt, every prayer is needed these days for the innocent people caught in this war.

That i have the room to continue to do the things that ive been able to do. in terms of grow the economy and deal in a rational way with american foreign policy and lead the world. lead -- be the leader of the free world. so -- but its not an illogical question for someone to ask. i say to people at home, imagine if we sat and watched the doors of the bundestag broken down and police officers killed and hundreds of people storming in. or imagine if we saw that happen in another british parliamen...

And the united states senate so that i have the room to continue to do the things that ive been able to do in terms of grow the economy and deal in a rational way with american foreign policy and lead the world, be the leader of the free world. so -- but its not an illogical question for someone to ask. i say to people at home, imagine if we sat and watched the doors of the bundastag broken down and police officers killed and hundreds of people storming in, or imagine if we saw that happen in th...

We know that putin is going to continue these explain. hes been consistently posturing that way, and hes been doing that again today, demonstrating that he has no regard for nato. i do think we should brace ourselves for what it could look like when and if these continue. >> president biden wrapped up his trip by giving a major address in poland just hours ago, when he took direct aim at putin, saying, quote, the russian president cannot remain in power. how would you grade the leadership he dis...

Will wonder what she wouldve made of the current tensions. perhaps today will help them to reflect. that is the hope of the sculptor. the fact that their mother is there, you know, in a real physicalsense, perhaps in the evening when the grounds are shut, they could easily come here for a moment of quiet reflection, and i hope that will give them some sort of comfort or solace. todays events will have been an important, shared moment for william and harry in which they will surely have felt thei...

State led by a war criminal. and we are working day and night and fighting fiercely to defend our land and defend our democracy and everyone should be brought to justice. so i think it will be difficult to run a state from the hague. >> thousands of people have fled the terror of finding peace and security in an unlikely place. salma abdelaziz spoke with some of them in the mountain sanctuary they now call home. >> reporter: nestled deep in the carpathian mountains, far from the bombs and bullet...

Despite significant obstacles, at least some relief is getting to major cities in ukraine, but not mariupol because russian forces are blocking relief supplies. we will not cease our efforts to get humanitarian relief wherever it is needed in ukraine and for the people who made it out of ukraine. notwithstanding brutality of vladimir putin, let there be no doubt that this war has already been a strategic failure for russia. already. [ applause ] i know thats no solace to the people who have lost...