refugee families such as this one. stopping in on their way to the border in to poland. it must be difficult to be a mother and protect your children at a time like this. when there are horrible things happening. yes. it is both physically and psychologically difficult. she was a pharmacist assistant before the war. her sister-in-law an account. their husbands we main back east as their journeys likely continue soon. out of the country. now they say they are open to any job. and any safe way of life. for their family. i was also a bookkeeper. work at a company. i m also ready to take any job. we left because of our children. we left our town because we were afraid of their psychological state. we have a war there and we were very scared. the oldest children
pharmacist assistant before the war. her sister, an accountant. their husbands remain back east as their journey likely continues soon out of the country. now, they say they are open to any job and any safe way of life for their family. [interpreter] i was also bookkeeper, worked at a company. i am also ready to take any job. we left because of our children. we left our town because we were afraid of their psychological state. we have a war there and we were very scared. with [end of translation] their oldest children, 11 year old and nine-year-old seems sad and confused. how was the journey? [interpreter] it was very long, but i am very happy now that we are in a safe place. what do you miss the most? [interpreter] i miss my grandmother and i would like to be back in my town, because here everything looks unfamiliar to me.