and that could, also, help the ukrainian effort. colonel cedric leighton, as always live in washington, thanks very much. it is ten minutes past 6:00 a.m. here in lviv, ukraine, and the sound of air-raid sirens ringing across this western ukrainian city. there are many refugees in this city internally displaced people is the technical term. refugees, if they cross over the border. those numbers are growing as more ukrainians flee out of their country to safety. according to the u.n., more than 3.1 million people have now escaped to other countries. poland alone has taken in nearly 2 million ukrainians. the u.n. says more needs to be done to support the countries dealing with the massive influx of refugees. with the current state of refugee outgrowth, the capacity of countries are being tested
in my old age, i only wanted peace and prosperity, she says. then added, i like everything to be okay. but for now, it s not. miguel marquez, cnn, brasov, romania. refugee numbers are growing by the day as more ukrainians flee. according to the u.n., more than 3.1 million people have now escaped to other countries. poland, alone, has taken in nearly 2 million ukrainians. the u.n. says more needs to be done to support the countries dealing with the massive influx of refugees. with the current space of refugee outgrowth, the capacity of neighboring countries are being tested and stretched. we can and must do more to support. and we must do it now. well, nancy dent is a senior communications officer with the international rescue committee and she joins me now from poland.