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military and willing to fight and die for his country if it comes to that. now, earlier i spoke with kelly clemons, the u.n. deputy for refugees and shared with us how the humanitarian crisis in ukraine is becoming worse by the hour. we now see over 120,000 people that have gone to all the neighboring countries. and i have to say the reception they re receiving from local communities, from local authorities is tremendous, but it s a dynamic situation. it s we re really quite devastated obviously with what s to come, and we would say up to 4 million people could actually cross borders if things continue to deteriorate, which they have until now. these are staggering numbers, i mean just horrible. we re here in lviv in western
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so we just wait for reaction. reporter: in brussels the commissioner in charge gave a tour on thursday of the emergency response from where the european union is organizing its largest emergency response to date. we now have 1 million refugees per week. so if this goes on ten more weeks, yes, you could reach the figure of 15 million people. reporter: european ministers meeting last weekend to try to figure out the problem of bottlenecks caused by the sheer number of people arriving in places like the station seeking peace and for now just safety. melissa bell, cnn, poland. for more on the refugee crisis in europe let s bring in kelly clemons. she s the deputy high commissioner for refugees at the u.n. hcr, and she joins me live