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Particularly hard-hit. the grandmother had been left behind. and it was as much the fear for what was going on back home as it was the uncertainty of what lay ahead that was troubling her. melissa bell, cnn. one of the most heartbreaking aspects of all of this brutality is the effect on the most innocent and the youngest. the u.n. says more than 1.5 million children have fled ukraine since the fighting began or been displaced. earlier this week, u.n. spokesperson james elder explained just how quickly that refugee math adds up. >> 55 children per minute, so, almost one per second. it is the ...

More aid, more assistance. but you have to wonder how much longer can people live under these conditions in a place like this. >> that was salma abandel aziz lviv. one of the most heartbreaking aspects of this brute at is its effect on the most innocent. the u.n. says more than 1.5 million children have fled ukraine since the fighting began. earlier the u.n. spokesperson james elder explained just how quickly that refugee math adds up. >> 55 children per minute. so almost one per second. it's the fastest in terms of swiftness and kscale, in terms f swiftness and scale, the worst refugee crisis...