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Irked by the suggestion from the west that they will be there helping slox they need to be. their fear is that as a war of attrition, delaying more aggressive push against russia means defeat for ukraine. so where to you see that line for aid stopping? should the united states give them those f-16s? >> the f-16s won't make a difference in the next few months because it takes a long time to learn how to use them. so in that sense, i think it's a little bit of a herring that issue. far more important are is ammunition as well as long-range weapons to enable ukraines to hit long-range targets beh...

The regime will fall due to the aid stopping, orthat the regime will fall due to the aid stopping, or that there is any reward at the end of that suffering, so it is such a difficult conversation to have, because it�*s notjust conversation to have, because it�*s not just the taliban conversation to have, because it�*s notjust the taliban making these decisions. we have to come up with strategies to show that the world is reacting to this without hurting the 35 million population that are already in danger.— 35 million population that are already in danger. very briefly, we are almost â...

They're calling on the large aid organizations to step up. >> these are communities that have relied on international aid for the last 20 years. and so with a lot of that aid stopping, these people bdidn't stop needing support. we can't let them pay the price, because ultimately, girls always pay the biggest price. >> reporter: i speak to pawana on zoom through my colleague, basir. >> hello, i'm ana. >> how are you? how are you feeling? >> i'm very good, thank you. how are you? >> translator: i'm fine. i'm so happy. i'm safe. i rescued. >> then she asked, when are you sending me to school? she...

They rescued me. they've given me a new life, says parwana. i thank the charity for helping me. ap few days later they moved into a safe house. parwana's mother, 27-year-old, has never lived in a house. she was sold into marriage at 13 and has since had seven children. six of whom were girls. most days in the camp she would beg for food and often her family would go to sleep hungry. now all she wants is to give her children a better life. >> translator: i have a dream, a wish, they go school and start an education, she says. i have a lot of wishes for them. >> reporter: too to wed began distri...

Pawana's camp and others. while the charity is prepared to bridge the gap, they are calling on the large aid organizations to step up. >> these are communities that have relied on international aid for the last 20 years, and so with a lot of that aid stopping, these people depthidn't stop neg support. we can't let them pay the price. ultimately girls always pay the biggest price. >> reporter: i speak to pawana on zoom through my colleague. hello, pawana, i'm anna. >> translator: how are you? how are you feeling? >> reporter: i'm very good, thank you. how are you? >> translator: i'm fine. i'm s...