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displacement of people in europe since world war ii. joining us now is nbc s ali velshi live from hungary, a town near the border with ukraine. ali, it s good to see you. you spoke to displaced ukrainian refugees today. what are they telling you about the experiences and trauma they are carrying with them to get to safety? reporter: it s this confusion, right? i m just very close to the border with ukraine right now. a lot of these people have come from eastern ukraine, southeastern ukraine, even the center of ukraine. they come all the way to hungary, poland, they cross over the border because these are nato countries. there is some sense of at least certainly and safety. it s not that these countries don t feel at all threatened by russia. but as nato countries, they re not likely to be attacked. when you re in kyiv, you don t know where this is going to go. the troops are surrounding this. in fact, earlier today, i spoke to a 15-year-old girl who had come here with her mother. the
juxtaposition of what we have seep other world leaders do in similar situations. simon schuster in ukraine, thank you for spending your time with us this evening. greatly appreciate it. when we return, amid some of the darkest days europe has seen in decades, a very small glimmer of beauty. that s after the break. beauty that s after the break we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it s innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. everybody dance now everybody dance now get 5 boneless wings for $1. with any handcrafted burger.
nato members did approve of sending fighter jets from poland to ukraine. the secretary of state antony blinken warned that the end of this crisis does not seem clear nor close. he has no plan, putin, for how this actually ends on his terms. he can t impose his will and russia s will on 45 million ukrainians. they have clearly demonstrated that. but it may take some considerable time to play out. we want it to end as quickly as possible with ukraine having its independence, territorial integrity, its sovereignty. but i think we need to be prepared for this going on for some time. with every passing day, more and more ukrainians are fleeing for their safety. the u.n. refugee agency says that 1.5 million people had fled in the ten days since russia s invasion began, which makes this the fastest growing refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. another striking number to pay attention to, 4500.
that came from the netherlands to help, just because she saw a post on facebook, and she took up the call. there are people from all over europe, dutch, germans, and of course, coordinating all of this are ukrainian volunteers and polish volunteers who are get thing stuff across the border, handling the customs, getting the cars in and out to bring more and more shipments as they come in. so it s really an international effort. and i was quite surprised how well organized it is. but it s happening very it s improvised. it s not organized by any government. these are people getting together via social media and doing what they can. i want to talk to you about the ukrainian president here, somebody who you have interviewed several times, volodymyr zelenskyy. i understand you have spoken to his chief of staff. and recently, you write towards the end of the all-out war, a 40
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