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And yellow pins or ribbons to show support. some called on the u.k. to step up and do more to help the people of ukraine. that was including filmmakers stuck inside the country. >> we all feel what is happening in ukraine is absolutely horrific and disgusting and you know, if anything, we just have to make it really known loudly and clearly that we want the british government to do more. they're not doing enough. >> supporting ukraine and the brothers and sisters, homes and families at risk. and to just be ever present of the horrors among this celebration. it's a two and a half hour flight fr...

>> reporter: first light in chernobyl ukraine is the rising sun. the city lights have been kept off since the war began. more than two weeks that exhausted, overwhelmed and completely up ended normal life. but through it all, ukraine rail net work kept running. every morning, rail ways executives led by 37 year-old gather for a morning call. no cell phones, no zoom. just a soviet era closed circuit phone system that connects every station. they won't stay here long. they can't. they believe they're a prime russian target. >> the strategy is move fast. so they don't catch me. >> how long can yo...

For putin war is a way to unite russian people to kind of stay in power and control everies a suspect of russian life. having mentioned that, i want to shout out to a brave russian woman who crashed the prime time news on russia's top channel with an anti-war message. >> she held up a sign? >> yeah. she held up a sign and we need those acts of bravery. they need to wake up and make themselves heard because they're going to be victims of this just like we are at the moment and need to stop it. another thing. i usually -- look. i have to give you something positive because today is a difficult d...

Nuclear conflict and so on. really was not on the agenda. these european countries also divested massively from defense. and there's a very low tolerance among europeans for troops on the ground, military conflict and so on. and yet, all the way back to 2014, is where this conflict started. and occupation in the south, subsequently to the east of ukraine. i don't think they anticipated that putin would be willing to enter because of the questions of sanctions. because of the pipeline project. in many ways they were caught unprepared by this latest and violent incursion. >> what happens now, wh...

Their support. cnn spoke with the family in the u.s. worried for their loved ones. who chose to go back home to their native ukraine. >> at this house in bucks county, pennsylvania, these ukrainian american family members give each other comfort. all of the adults left ukraine for america more than two decades ago. but once this war started, things changed. her husband has gone back to ukraine. going back to help his native country. >> i don't have anymore tears left. i have cried them all out. it's very emotional. >> her husband didn't go alone. her 62 year-old father flew with him. and they ...