they are exhausted and traumatized by their experiences. lumnick would you like to do you like money? well, we didn't want to go away with the one we didn't want to leave our home. so wally, we only left to save our lives as a whole lot. but anatoly, which is not his real name once to go to this war, precisely because he finds it brutal and unjust. he comes from finland. we met him at the platform, looted with gear, waiting for his train to the front. for me was right thing to do as a human being like part of the solid or into movement. i strongly feel that i can contribute by going he stresses that he is not a risk taker or a war terrace in finland, anatoly studies graphic design. but before that, he spent 5 years working as a finish army instructor. he wants to share his expertise with the ukranian national guard. they do have the manpower, what they need, ah, in my opinion, instructors team leaders to get people through the pipeline, the training pipeline. and especially with the western weapon systems, how to use them effectively. in the station we speak with other foreign fighter

lumnick would you like to do you like i like watching, we didn't want to go away with the ones we didn't want to leave our houses. we only went away to save ourselves. let's get that up as a whole. what the home shed, or just the last one was it was very scary when the bombs hit our town directly. we lost light, electricity, and water miss was the and at 5 in the morning, the bombs were falling down again, right in the center of the city hill and put them in your bed to load warm but, but don't you want to think help people, the bombs killed 21. people including 3 children. i have nightmares when i'm thinking about it. it was hard to wrap your head around just how much these people have left behind. i'm forget, i want to ask you from where you stand, how well poland has been able to accommodate these people arriving i think they are really doing a very, very good job here compared to the 1st day that the help is much better organized. now. we just came back from the border crossing and there are a lot of volunteers there who are providing food and clothes and the people who are arriving.

can you do to woods lumnick? would you like to do? you could kindly watch him. we didn't want to go away with the ones we didn't want to leave our houses. we only went away to save ourselves was good. that was a whole lot. the homestead, gorgeous thoughtfulness. it was very scary when the bombs hit our town directly. we lost light electricity and water. this was the end at 5 in the morning. the bombs were falling down again, right in the center of the city, to put them in your bed, give those warm but, but gum cumulate, they help people. the bombs kill 21. people including 3 children. i have nightmares when i'm thinking about it a deal. yes, i'm very, very harrowing and heartbreaking stories. and this is just obviously just a few people. there's so many more who, who i'm sure i'm experiencing similar, similar, frightening situations now, a bigot, i'm just curious to hear and how the people in poland have been responding to such large numbers of clearly traumatized refugees arriving constantly very well from what we are seeing here. we just came back from the bor

there was lumnick jihad and her us as we just heard from harry, the hell, the success. how will this attack be received or react to domestically? when we heard your course bonder? this is the fact within the last week we had 11, you will hear them security officers will motor on the street of a well, we can't continue in that to do it. you would have to change the behavior and the government is actually meeting as we speak. and then by mr. bennett, will have to consider the options. you know, he will be back 20 years ago. and we either another way will still and we engage integration. defensive should, it meant that we had to enter it in the data and to crash the till so unfortunately you, those in the will continue, there will be no other option for the very government. but to deploy diety f in order to protect you 1000000000, you say there's no other option, but to deploy the idea for talking, no, no, probably looking at a increased surveillance, a harsh crack down. but what does that she being done here to address the root cause? the palestinian discontent. well, we

i would think that i could the side as an issue of whether it is an essential part of part of is lumnick religion will not when it would have actually characterise the issue as a question of discrimination. to characterize this issue as a questionable estimation, you will see that this blanket ah, a ban, and this, this, this bank cannot, i'd be saved way any of the potions of the constitution. if i had a son at the list, this was relieved. forgive me for interrupting, but i wanted to ask you about how the, what the potential outcome of this could be because it misses at the moment i think restricted to one particular state. but what do you the questions have already been asked about whether or not this sets a precedent they could sweep across the country? how concerned are you about that? yeah, extremely concerned about that. it's already because if you look at the context, we will see that the moment to certain colleges and schools in canada got one state in south india, have started having the band and have started telling within students that you cannot come to the classrooms by readi