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passport swapped for russian ones. natalia figures she can't go back because we are criminals there because those who left for russia are immediately considered criminals by the ukrainian authorities. so i'm forbidden to go there. at this point. the absence of clarity is the biggest problem there is understandably within ukraine a absolute outrage against those who are perceived as collaborators. but the fact of the matter is that we are dealing here with the civilian population that was seeking refuge. in a time of war. under the terms of russia's relocation program, the ukrainians are required to stay for at least three years. one woman marina told cnn that after that, we will see it depends on the job in material well being. so far. it's not very easy. another valeria said plainly that her
reached several of them through a telegram group chat run by local volunteers, keeping a log of resident requests from baby food and toys to medicine. anyone dissatisfied with their stay is told sarcastically to take their complaints to moscow. the kremlin putin the russian government has long been eager to populate its resource rich for east and the state has tried several experiments to attract settlers, including those from ex soviet states now promises fleeing ukrainians. cash housing assistance, citizenship and even freeland, though two people told cnn they were struggling to get the rent reimbursement. they say the government had promised natalia was struggling to find any housing at all, hardly enthused by her new reality, nothing has changed except the place, but i no longer have a job that i love in a home that i love them pop up. new arrivals quickly had their ukrainian
with their stay is told sarcastically. to take their complaints to moscow. the kremlin putin the russian government has long been eager to populate its resource rich far east, and the state has tried several experiments to attract settlers, including those from ex soviet states. it now promises fleeing ukrainians . cash housing assistance, citizenship and even freeland, though two people told cnn they were struggling to get the rent reimbursement. they say the government had promised natalia was struggling to find any housing at all, hardly enthused by her new reality. nothing has changed except the place, but i no longer have a job that i love in a home that i love them pop up. new arrivals quickly had their ukrainian passport swapped for russian ones. natalia figures she can't go back because we are criminals there because those who left for russia are immediately considered criminals by the
that russia is simply needs bodies in many parts of the country. they don't have enough citizens to make those municipalities function. this hotel while in the coastal town of rangel was where new arrivals were put up at first. cnn reached several of them through a telegram group chat run by local volunteers, keeping a log of resident requests from baby food and toys to medicine. anyone dissatisfied with their stay is told sarcastically to take their complaints to moscow. the kremlin putin the russian government has long been eager to populate its resource rich far east and the state has tried several experiments to attract settlers, including those from ex soviet states. it now promises fleeing ukrainians. cash housing assistance, citizenship and even freeland, though two people told cnn they were struggling to get the rent reimbursement. they say the government had promised natalia was struggling to find any housing at all, hardly enthused
by her new reality. nothing's changed except the place, but i no longer have a job that i love in a home that i love them pop up, new arrivals quickly had their ukrainian passport swapped for russian ones. natalia figures she can't go back because we are criminals there because those who left for russia are immediately considered criminals by the ukrainian authorities. so i'm forbidden to go there. at this point. the absence of clarity is the biggest problem there is understandably within ukraine a absolute outrage against those who are perceived as collaborators. but the fact of the matter is that we are dealing here with the civilian population that was seeking refuge. in a time of war. under the terms of russia's relocation program that ukrainians are required to stay for at least
comes just a week after pope francis was released from the hospital. and lindsay. certainly at 86 years old. there will be concerns about the pope's health moving forward, but the fact that he was able to lead easter mass this morning so soon after his illness was encouraging to so many lindsey reassuring in the midst of so much uncertainty , marcus thank you now to the war in ukraine and emotional scenes as more than two dozen children are reunited with their families, some others seeing their children for the first time in months after they were allegedly taken from their homes and moved to russian occupied territories. russia's accused of abducting the children but russian officials say that they were removed to keep them safe. abc is tom sophie bird has the latest from ukraine. tonight an emotional reunion more than 30, ukrainian children rescued by their moms from russia ngo save ukraine, saying it made the mission possible, with natalia, traveling through russia to rescue her twin daughters from a summer camp in russian occupied
though two people told cnn they were struggling to get the rent reimbursement. they say the government had promised natalia was struggling to find any housing at all, hardly enthused by her new reality. nothing's changed except the place, but i no longer have a job that i love in a home that i love them pop up, new arrivals quickly had their ukrainian passport swapped for russian ones. natalia figures she can't go back because we are criminals there because those who left for russia are immediately considered criminals by the ukrainian authorities. so i'm forbidden to go there. at this point. the absence of clarity is the biggest problem. there is understandably within ukraine a absolute outrage against those who are perceived as collaborators. but the fact of the matter is that we are dealing here with the civilian
jacket. pastor igor yearsof of the protestant bethlehem christian church prepares for his rounds. today he is conducting services in the village of maximilian in just a few miles from russian lines. churches a hurried affair. just 45 minutes of no frills sermon in prayer to terry dangerous russian artillery shell recently landed next door sprain. shrapnel on the walls, destroying the roof, shattering the windows. yet when the faithful emerged, there is momentarily a sense of serenity . it calms your soul, says natalia. we feel that we are with god and that he protects us . but for the handful of residents, maximilian is a is a ghost town. the fuse. still here depend upon the kindness of others for their sustenance, including bread brought by
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