ukraine dream of coming back to beautiful ukraine. we will rebuild ukraine. and i ukraine. we will rebuild ukraine. and i tell ukraine. we will rebuild ukraine. and i tell my staff, my family, the images and i tell my staff, my family, the images of and i tell my staff, my family, the images of buildings destroyed, they are horrifying but it does not matter are horrifying but it does not matter at are horrifying but it does not matter at the moment. the lives of people matter at the moment. the lives of people that matter at the moment. we will rebuild people that matter at the moment. we will rebuild the buildings. we will rebuild will rebuild the buildings. we will rebuild every single building or we will build rebuild every single building or we will build something better. with the help will build something better. with the help of the international community. the help of the international community- the help of the international communi. ., ~ ., , community. t
also help the 800,000 people who have flared across the border of ukraine but this is turning into a significant humanitarian crisis in addition to the 800,000 people you mentioned we are talking about 7 million people in ukraine out of a population of 44 million, who have been displaced internally, seeing their homes destroyed, the kindergarten is destroyed, hospitals, they cannot get medical care. this is a humanitarian crisis, and a growing one. the care. this is a humanitarian crisis, and a growing one. care. this is a humanitarian crisis, and a growing one. a crisis we have not seen anything and a growing one. a crisis we have not seen anything like and a growing one. a crisis we have not seen anything like this - and a growing one. a crisis we have not seen anything like this for- not seen anything like this for decades and decades. given all of that and given what you have just said, is it time for a really tough decisions, oil, gas, the does that have to be looked at again
to ukrainians and the people that have left ukraine they talk about their homes being bombed. we were speaking to women earlier on today who was saying her home was absolutely destroyed and she was left with nothing. she grabbed her daughter and they came to poland to get safety and refuge away from what is happening in our homeland. people want to go back. they love their country and want to go back but they are here and they have to plan what happens next is part of their journey away from their homeland. the russian military operation spans ukraine to the east, north and south, targets include the major cities, military bases and a nuclear complex. the russians have said in the last half an hour 498 of its soldiers have died but ukraine said that number is much higher. there has been strong resistance to the russian advance from the ukrainians with military and civilians. frank gardner has its analysis of the invasion so far. one week into this
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the un secretary general, so let s hear from the un secretary general, so let s hearfrom him, antonio guterres. the hear from him, antonio guterres. the messaue hear from him, antonio guterres. the message of hear from him, antonio guterres. iie: message of the hear from him, antonio guterres. t“ie: message of the general hear from him, antonio guterres. t“i2 message of the general assembly is loud and clear. end hostilities in ukraine now, silence the guns now, open the door to dialogue and dull, seat now. the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine must be respected in line with the un charter. we don t have a moment to lose. the brutal effects of the conflict are plain to see. but as bad as the situation is for the people of ukraine right now it threatens to get much worse. the ticking clock is a time bomb. i am also deeply concerned with its potential consequences for regional and global peace and security and the world struggling to recover from covid. today s resolu