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Million refugees leaving the country. it's a country of 44 million people. is everyone leaving who can leave, or do many more people want to leave, who cannot leave? >> some people want to, leave but they have no means to get to the border. some people can leave, but they stayed behind to protect their country. i know people in both of these situations, and it's nothing -- no surprise that people are different in every country. as far as 44 million is concerned, this is the official and imaginary number. for quite some time, lots of ukrainians were working abroad. some of them have returned af...

Us or not. it is terrifying when young people die, when beautiful buildings collapse are. >> reporter: for those who cannot leave, things are even worse. the u.n. is reporting that residents in mariupol and sum if i are facing potential tate call shortages offed food, water and medicine. in odesa, local officials are pleading for food for some 450,000 residents. now, i saw firsthand stockpiles of u.n. aid going across the border to teams embedded within ukraine. aid workers are struggling mightily to reach those internally displaced inside eastern ukraine. often times they're having to take sh...

Was better to get my family out before they entered the city itself. >> translator: we hope that we can make it on the train today because this morning people didn't let us in even though we have a baby. >> reporter: this is a war that separates husbands from wives, fathers from their families. men between 18 and 60 cannot leave. they are needed for the fight. you are staying here? . >> yes. >> reporter: so this is good-bye, temporarily. well, i hope in a week or two you can be back together again. more than a million have fled so far. but they are enduring freezing conditions in hope of a tra...

Officials here are calling it a war crime, an atrocity, and we're talking about bombing people who cannot leave in the center of the city. so this could not have been an errant strike, it could only serve one purpose, which is to try and get the ukrainian people to cry uncle, to surrender, to give up, it is also a message to other cities in this country, including kyiv, a message that unless the government gives up, this is what is going to be coming to other population centers including the capital. >> the most vulnerable who suffer first. josh letterman, you're in warsaw, where the vice pres...

Getting out of these places on the ground. in relation to mariupol, as you mentioned there, it has been under siege for more than three weeks by russian forces. there have been some humanitarian corridors which have enabled people to get out but the latest information from the ukrainian authorities, there are still at least 150,000 people still in the city. the reality of this war is there are some people who cannot leave, even if there is a root out. elderly people, sick people, have no choice but to stay in their basements no matter how dire the situation is. some you humanitarian corridors ...