just want be the right thing to do to keep the name. the ukrainian flag hangs in the shop window while a new name is considered. some businesses are changing their name. either to shoet solidarity with ukraine or take out the russian from their name so that their customers would not boycott or confuse them with russian owned businesses which right now are under heavy sanctions. as new york city subway line thunders overhead life goes on on this stretch of avenue but it does so amid worries of a war half a world aaway. one feeling especially close to home here in addiction to local efforts we heard from state of new york and city of new york announcing the plans to help many of these ukrainians resettle here in the u.s. as refuges, many no doubt turning these neighborhoods for a bit of of safety and peace. polo sandoval. vladimir putin said he invaded ukraine to protect
could be brought to the uk, as well, although that was just a hint and there is no actual detail around that yet, or a guarantee that that would happen, but it looks like a lot more ukrainians will be able to come to the uk if they can find someone to sponsor them or if they have a family member here already. we are still waiting for more details about what the eu will do because they have this temporary protection mechanism where basically any ukrainian would be able to come to the eu, it may be up to three years, people are saying, well, that is a much more generous approach to take a. ., ~ ,, , . is a much more generous approach to take a. ., ~ ,, , . ., take a. thank you very much for that, take a. thank you very much for that. speak take a. thank you very much for that. speak to take a. thank you very much for that, speak to you take a. thank you very much for that, speak to you later- take a. thank you very much for that, speak to you later on. - that, speak to you later o
of a very difficult situation. i m still interested in what you are talking about almost a confusion between russia soldiers in ukrainian defenders. it is almost like they are arguing about things on the ground and you see these wonderful scenes of ukrainians filling up bottles with gasoline to make molotov cocktails and is an amazing footage of tanks where you have ukrainians going up standing in front of the tanks. most of the footage that we see in those tanks are standoffs with civilians or pedestrians, the pedestrians don t end up getting hurt. are there much worse scenes that were not seen where those things devolve into actual hard kinetic battles between pedestrians and civilians and russian soldiers? absolutely their graphic scenes unfolding amid this work.
ukrainian. as a show of solidarity, people are posting in the store fronts, on facebook, ukrainian flags. on light posts, to show that we are the people of ukraine we are against the war. and we want the bloodshed to stop as soon as possible. he stays in close with fellow russian americans online. and on air. as host of a talk radio. no one supporting what kremlin is doing. some people are understanding, and they are- they regret that negotiations are not going the way putin wanted. but nobody is supporting this military action and the bombing of innocent people. questions about how to get humanitarian aid to ukrainians caught in the conflict dominated his show. he has heard from local business leaders one of whom shedding russian branding offer a story front. he had the name taste of russia taken down this week.
you re welcome. and the mind boggling reality check, urng ukraine s refuge aye crisis may only be in early sfajs. there have been predictions of up to 5 million people displaced, each one carrying a few belongings, and the unbearable weight of an uncertain future. cnn s clarissa ward has their story. reporter: for seven days, the kyiv suburb here has been pummeled by russian strikes. and you can see it in the facis of those leaving. exhaustion, fear, and gratitude to the soldiers helping them flee. in bridge was downed by the ukrainians to prevent russian forces from getting into the city center. now, it s yet another hurdle people must cross. there has been a steady barrage of artillery since we got here, just over an hour ago.