into and invited them into their homes. complete strangers? yes. absolutely. reporter: this woman is traveling alone. she says she came from kyiv. and it took nine days to get here. she has family waiting in moldova. the woman is headed to meet relatives here in an arena in the moldovan capital. this is one of the consequences of russia s invasion of ukraine. hundreds of ukrainians who have taken shelter into a stadium in moldova. this, a temporary stop, a place to pause and process their new reality. these women tell me they still can t believe the russian military would shell and bomb their home city of kharkiv, a city where almost everyone speaks russian. after all, putin claims, he s protecting russian speakers from ukrainian nationalists.
that. stopped all commercial airline traffic fearing that planes could be hit by russia s military operations next door. it s an incredible enfringement on these country s kicsovereign. so people have to leave over land to try to leave. and it s not just ukrainians are leaving. some moldovans are leaving because this tiny country is so vulnerable to the giant war next door. i know people there fear they could be next. it s a really scary thought. thanks for that report. it s a very similar crisis, by the way, but on a much larger scale what s going on in poland, which also shares a border with ukraine. let s go to sara sidner. so what are you seeing on the border now? i want to give you a sense of just how many people are coming over this border in particular, but borders, all of the borders of ukraine.
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griff: the red cross working around the clock to help ukrainians in mariupol to evacuate as russian forces advance deeper into ukraine. red cross members i distribute in food, fuel, hygiene and medical supplies to refugees. if you would like to join the fox corporation s cause go to readcross.org. our combined efforts have brought in $10 million. jackie: heart-to-heart international is providing medical need and supplies as the situation ukraine grows more dire by the day. joining us is heart-to-heart international s vp of operations. i went to ask you to explain
and you had this multinational base, almost next to the polish border that was struck early on in this process. the one target that really stands out from the rest of them is a television tower to the northeast of where i am now because that s not so much a military target, that s more about communicating with the people. griff. griff: mike tobi anymore live for news lviv. thank you. jacqui: prime minister warning bigger wave of refugees arriving next week. alex hogan where ukrainians are streaming into the country every day. alex: hi, jacqui, nearly 300,000 refugees arrived here on ukrainian soil, walking across the train tracks are the first steps in safety and this train behind me just arrived. we have seen droves of people walking across the train tracks right now. here are some of them walking in front of us and all around where we are standing.