different of different countries including usa it s like reality show for them. it s reality show for the government of usa. we are not reality show. we are a people and we need your real, real help. military help. all right, kristina tokar, to your father thank you very much. and i just know how emotional and obviously passionate you are given the fact that you re not knowing what s going to happen to you day by day, hour by hour. and i wish you the best of luck in your journey west with your family. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. organizations around the world and on the ground in ukraine are trying to help those who need food, shelter water and other aid for more information about how you can help, go to cnn.com/impact. well the war in ukraine is not just jeopardizing the lives of people near the fighting.
restrictions apply. on the outskirts of kyiv, ukrainians try to cross a damaged bridge to flee heavy bombardment in search of safety. it s a familiar story. kristina tokar is one of the millions of ukrainian civilians who wrestled with the agonizing decision to stay or make the perilous journey west. she joins with us her father uri pmt. kristina thank you for sharing your story. there are ten of you taking shelter at your grandparents house. what are the conditions like right now? do you have enough food and medicine? yeah, like we have some food. we had to stay in the two hours
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