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The war-torn country. they will never forget what it was like to be under attack. >> translator: 5:00 in the morning is when the explosions pretty much woks up. the understanding that you will have to leave came right away. >> reporter: how did you manage to get out? what was that journey like? p petryk managed to pack into a train leaving odesa. >> translator: later on, a lot of people started getting on that train. there was panic around, tried to open the doors of our compartment to get in there. of course, it was very strange and scary. >> reporter: from there, they traveled to poland, and...

We don't want, we want just peace. we want to have children to go to school, and russian pre president, because so dangerous. >> reporter: that's olga with her 9-year-old leaving odesa in a panic, one bag each. her husband and her child's father still in ukraine fighting with whatever he has. not trained in any way, and the police, he's just a man trying to save his own country. one last look at what's happening at the train station. when people show up here, look at this woman from poland. she is here. she is just giving food so when you show up, you're not hungry or in need of anything. they...

Russians. here's what one refugee told us as she tried to shield her 9-year-old daughter when she left odesa from seeing the horrors of war. >> fighting against russians. i'm never afraid to fight for my homeland. >> reporter: that was the wrong person, but that was another person who was from ukraine living in poland and he decided to leave his life here in poland where he lives and works to go back over to ukraine to fight for his country. now, i'm not sure if we have that other piece of sound from the mother who has a 9-year-old but i'd like to let you hear that. i will just tell you what s...