train stations clogged, as hundreds of thousands are forced to leave their homes. many end up in poland, now home to close to 280,000 ukrainian refugees. 370,000 370,000 ukrainian refugees. arriving in poland, borisjohnson says more ukrainians will be allowed shelter in the uk, as more family members will be taken in. putin s invasion has already forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes, and we must prepare for an even larger outflow, perhaps numbered in the millions. and prince charles speaks out on russia s invasion of ukraine, saying democracy and freedom are under attack. in the stand we take here, we are in solidarity with all those who are resisting brutal aggression. we ll have comprehensive coverage from across ukraine, and speak to our correspondents in moscow, poland and hungary.
the unhcr says there are more than 370,000 people who have left their home and there is an escalation, we are seeing more and more people trying to move to the west of ukraine and moldova and we fear it could soon become more than1 million. berlin has said they were ready to welcome refugees but probably they will not be ready to receive more. there is many agency here, we are in front of a huge humanitarian catastrophe. i very much support the call of the un secretary general for a ceasefire. there must be full respect of civilian and humanitarian law. but also european countries must be ready to support those neighbouring
killed, 16 of them children. the un reports nearly 370,000 ukrainians have fled the country. ukrainian president zelenskyy has submitted a case against russia to the hague, calling russia s attacks, quote, a sign of genocide. joining me down host of black diplomats podcast and a also with us, retired army colonel jack jacobs, a manner msnbc military analyst. terrell, five days into this fight, tell me what you are experiencing there in kyiv. thank you for having me on the show. right now, i m at a checkpoint about 20 minutes outside of the city where i am about 15 men who have decided to answer the right now, their job is very simple, to make sure that no saboteurs are entering the city or exiting the city to other
studying or having fun, but today they made the bombs, we saw the students make molotav cocktails and large homemade bombs. some 370,000 ukrainian refugees have poured out. here is one. in last 24 hours, u.s. officials say 120 americans have left ukraine. the russian tri-color flag has not been raised. today a curfew is enacted . trey: thank you, seems that maybe the russian army underestimated the resolve of the ukrainian people, they are fighting back.
return to the humanitarian situation with numbers beginning to grow so fast at various borders. officials in poland say that more than 370,000 people have arrived there from ukraine. let s head back to my colleague who is there on the border between ukraine and poland and these numbers are accelerating extraordinarily in poland. the numbers are growing and it is understandable five when you are on the ground here near the border between poland and ukraine. we are just a few minutes away from the border. this is as close as you can get because this is where people who have just crossed get past those last couple of kilometres to this point here. this isjust