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looks like she froze. i turns out, she didn t like my question. no, we ll get darya set up technically so we can hear her audio and get right back to her. you know many parts of ukraine are active war zones right now. some cities have been reduced to rubble. and in parts of western ukraine, musicians have taken to the streets to share their gifts to their country and fellow citizens in a time of great pain. it s having a lot of impact. it s really emotional. nbc news correspondent mollie hunter reports. reporter: far from the front lines, the city sound track is different here in the west. tell aviva harmonic orchestra is giving everything they good. great for the play. a little gift. a little time to shine in heart. ....
Will treat this move negatively. so i am really very much disappointed and disillusioned of america. i know that american people actually care, and american people there is a democracy in america, and american people withstand up and demand administration to change its behavior and step in, not just observe all this execution and genocide. it has to be stopped. this is the evil which las to be stopped in ukraine. darya, thank you, thank you for your voice, thank you for being with us. let s continue our conversation. we need your voice. thank you. we re going to stay in poland. vice president kamala harris is meeting with polish leaders in warsaw. she announced the u.s. delivered patriot missile defense systems to poland along with more than $50 million in humanitarian aid. she also slammed russia for carrying out what she called atrocities of uni m manageable proportion, such as the hospital attack in mariupol. ....
Or indeed to other european countries, the next train to leave from here will head to berlin. there have been many trains going in that direction, taking ukrainian families on to try to relieve the pressure on the accommodation here in a city like krakow. the numbers in the last few days have been a little bit lower. things do feel a bit calmer and a little bit more manageable, but still the accommodation here in the city is running out and there are questions about where people will be housed next. let s have a chat with darya, one of the volunteers here at the station. you re ukrainian yourself. but you ve been you ve been helping out with people arriving here. yeah, i work here and we give people a temporary placements with their families, and we re dealing right now with the big problem that we are running out of places and people are coming every day. and right now we are giving places around krakow in the region and we are trying to find places for everyone. how difficult is that ....
Dissent, where thousands have been detained at protests, even calling putin s invasion what it is, a war, has been criminalized. when we are posting something on social media, at least we know that nobody is going to come for us. but back home, even now they have a new law, if you post something that you can be arrested. at least we can speak up from here. reporter: like many of those here tonight, masha and darya have no plan. they just bought plane tickets and left the country. sanctions, it s not feeling we are not feeling safe there. we re afraid of this iron curtain thing. reporter: they re here to help ukraine, they say. it s the least they can do. it s very hard to feel that you are on the side of aggressor, you know. it s like you feel responsibility. you feel shame. you also a victim of the situation because back home it didn t feel like it s very hard to understand what can you do. ....
In. the vast majority of the over three million people who fled ukraine have gone into poland and our correspondent danjohnson in krakow train station explains where the incoming people are heading to. many of them are going on to other polish cities or indeed to other european countries, the next train to leave from here will head to berlin. there have been many trains going in that direction, taking ukrainian families on to try to relieve the pressure on the accommodation here in a city like krakow. the numbers in the last few days have been a little bit lower. things do feel a bit calmer and a little bit more manageable, but still the accommodation here in the city is running out and there are questions about where people will be housed next. let s have a chat with darya, one of the volunteers here at the station. you re ukrainian yourself. but you ve been you ve been helping out with people arriving here. yeah, i work here and we give people a temporary placements with their famili ....