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I head up to 12 hours ground into an overcrowded carriage on the most uncertain journey of their lives. the people who couldn't fight their way on board waited for the next one. they grab what mattered most to them, and there's the pain of parting. all the heartbreak of the war was on alexander's face. he'd just put his wife and two small children on the train. he wouldn't let go of a toy ambulance his eight—year—old son has given him as he said goodbye. men have to stay to fight. this man used an app to translate for us his attempt

Ahead, up to 12 hours rammed into an overcrowded carriage on the most uncertain journey of their lives. the people who couldn't fight their way on board waited for the next one. they grabbed what mattered most to them. and there's the pain of parting. all the heartbreak of the war was on alexander's face. he'd just put his wife and two small children on the train. he wouldn't let go of a toy ambulance his eight—year—old son had given him as he said goodbye. men have to stay to fight. this man used an app to translate for us his attempt to reassure his wife. translation: she also asked me t...

Food is running out and there is no running water, heating or electricity. the russian advanceis electricity. the russian advance is also gaining momentum to the east and the north, with continued shelling and artillery and fight that artillery fire. 50,000 people a day are passing through kyiv station. it is the gateway to relative safety in the far west, near the polish border. further from the russians and further from the people they love. no—one knows how long they'll be apart. the platform for lviv is where they start becoming refugees, almost all of them women and children. "i'm reall...

Ahead, up to 12 hours rammed into an overcrowded carriage on the most uncertain journey of their lives. the people who couldn't fight their way on board waited for the next one. they grabbed what mattered most to them. and there's the pain of parting. all the heartbreak of the war was on alexander's face. he'd just put his wife and two small children on the train. he wouldn't let go of a toy ambulance his eight—year—old son had given him as he said goodbye. men have to stay to fight. this man used an app to translate for us his attempt to reassure his wife. translation: she also asked me t...

It sharing the things that you will not do. those are supposed to be the deterrence and the conversation. when you take your weaponry, when you take your tools off the table it doesn't matter how much prebunking that you do if you are not willing to leave the weapons on the table as a possibility is something, anything. you can't stop him from what he is doing. right now you have to slow them down and you have to give the ukrainians a chance to fight. clearly they couldn't fight. >> that's right. all right, guys, moving forward vice president harris says the u.s. and poland remain united for t...