about what s going on? of course we worry, because i woke up at 5am and i listened. and until now, i don t believe about it, the situation, but we will wait. the warren of train tunnels under kyiv are now train tunnels. alexander is down here with his wife and two year old son. i am alexander is down here with his wife and two-year-old son. and two-year-old son. i am very, very scared and two-year-old son. i am very, very scared for and two-year-old son. i am very, very scared for my and two-year-old son. i am very, very scared for my boy, and two-year-old son. i am very, very scared for my boy, he - and two-year-old son. i am very, very scared for my boy, he says. | also biding their time, in an apartment in the heart of the capital, a group of young civil rights activists with dreams for their country. like yuri, aged 21, convinced ukraine can prevail over mighty russia.
sheltering sergei has been in the metro system for days with his wife and son walking through the train tunnels to find supplies and food, but everything here is dwindling. only hope remains. matt bradley nbc news, lviv, ukraine. the all-out attack on ukraine has intensified and it is going slower than russia anticipated and there are growing u.s. concerns about vladimir putin s state of mind. what might he do if he feels backed into a corner here s andrea mitchell vladimir putin tonight, frustrated and angry with the pace of his assault on ukraine. the worry for washington, is he acting rationally and will he ramp up the violence against ukraine s citizens there is no new intelligence on his mental state, but u.s. officials say everyone, including president biden sees an angrier putin increasingly
sheltering. this family has been walking through train tunnels to find supplies and food. everything here is dwindling. only hope remains. reporter: the wave of refugees sweeping across europe is growing. the u.n. says more than 600,000 ukrainians have escaped in just six days. many of the refugees boarding outbound trains are children. some too young to understand. families desperate to escape the looming onslaught in the east. this woman s husband staying behind. me and three children, we came into the train. reporter: from trains to hungary to buses to greece and poland, even by foot to romania and slovakia, the reasons to leave are the same. to save my life, the life of my baby. reporter: but some black immigrants say the journey out is getting harder and harder for them. mostly, they d consider the
as the eye can see trying to get out. the nearby petrol station is doing brisk business. in an atmosphere of dread. but while some fear for their lives, others will wait for the moment. we want to stay in our apartment with our family. we don t want to leave and we are staying in kyiv. are you worried about what s going on? of course we worry, because i woke up at 5am and i listened. and until now, i don t believe about it, the situation, but we will wait. benaeth the city streets shelter from the storm. kyiv s warren of train tunnels under kyiv are now train tunnels are now bomb shelters. alexander is down here with his wife and two year old son. i am very, very scared
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