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English. i help to make sure that her voice reach a lot of people in english. >> her answers in english are short and her mother in the background helps her. switch to air bake. she clearly is more comfortable. >> bana says she misses school, she misses her home, and with barely any food available, she also misses fruit. two months ago, her mother told us she would never leave aleppo. now all she wants is for someone to evacuate them to safety. bana sings her favorite song. a 1980s song about children of war. ♪

Parents don't know. >> tense of thousands of people have left east aleppo. and they've gone out. why are you still there? >> i am afraid to lose one of my kids. if i flee with all the people because they think i am work against the regime. i don't belong to any side. i am just what i was speaking about. civilian people. >> she says she decided to speak to us because some of accused them of being an anti-regime propaganda tool, something she denies. but she admits helping her daughter articulate their messages to the world. she says she feels doing it in english is more effective. >> bana can s...

More now from cnn. >> the 7-year-old captured the world's attention as her mother tweeted almost daily about b bana's life under siege in aleppo. then this chilling tweet came last night. tonight we have no house. it's bombed. i got in rubble. i saw deaths and i almost died with a photo of her covered in dust. as regime forces advanced and captured their neighborhood the family disappeared for awhile. and rarely tweeted. on sunday, bana and her mother spoke exclusively to cnn from an undisclosed location in rebel-held eastern aleppo. >> i feel that we are really targeted from the reege i'm. so...

You're -- your documentary is heartbreaking. it's hard to watch. i don't know how people who -- who are part of get the courage to go into aleppo. >> you're quite right. they've been rescuing people since 2013. and over 70,000 lives so far. the team that we focus on is in aleppo and is still there now attempting to rescue people where they can. but much like bana's family they feel positive at the moment, and are very scared that they will be a target for the regime coming in to the city. so we're very worried. >> and i can understand why, orlando, because hospitals have been targeted within s...