nastia's mother, the same question to you.shooting at you, that experience. talk to me about that. >> nastia, your mother can weigh in. you can let your mother speak. i know it's difficult for you. >> in car i shouted mom, mom and my mom get out of the car and i see -- and i see her. i was very happy because my mother is leaves the car. >> these are some of nastia's drawings that we're seeing on the air. i want to mention this quickly. >> yeah. this is my drawing. this is my picture, my artworks. >> i'm so sorry for what happened and what you witnessed and what your family has lost in all of this. we will leave it here for the time being, and thank you so much for all of you being in with us and telling your stories. it took incredibly bravery. please stay safe wherever you are. that will do it for me on this edition of alex witt reports. i'm cori coffin. ...badder... ...faster. ♪ you can never have too much of a good thing... and power is a very good thing. ♪ asya agulnik md: st. jude was founded with an understanding and pow

her name is nastia.er sister who escaped kyiv only with her small child and just a few of their belongings. her little boy there. with the help of one u.s. congressman and a lot of local donations they were able to make their way to texas. well nastia boyd is with us now. she stopped at nothing to bring her sister here and you could see them both together. nastia and katarina. she doesn't speak english to so we're going to speak to nastia. but i could not imagine what it was like for you first of all to watch what was happening with the tv coverage when this started 52 days ago. help me to take us back to that moment that your sister, you saw her in the airport. i want to know what that was like for you? >> yes, ma'am. so, they were not -- they were escaping. they were on the border and i took them -- i went with them to a place in a shelter where they were able to reach their destination and take them to poland. >> okay. so when you saw her with your nephew come off that plane, bring us into that moment

nastia says their escape got them back from hell.emain trapped amid mariupol�*s last stand. tom bateman, bbc news, dnipro in central ukraine. as we've been hearing, russia is now focusing on the east of ukraine — and people living in these areas are under constant threat. since the war began, thousands have fled — but many elderly people have decided to stay put. clive myrie has been to the village of serhi—yeevka near donetsk to talk to some of them. there is a storm brewing in the east. the ukrainian military are on the move in defence of the homeland. the landscape flat, open country, perfect for heavy armour. as russia readies to seize the donbas region. the road signs proving useless guides by design. it is mid—morning in the village of serhiivka. 0ur presence piques the interest of the local territorial defence force. an army of volunteers ready for the russians. maksim is 26 and the local commander, born and bred in the village. are you worried about the coming battle in the east, in this area? are you worried that the russian

nastia says their escape got them back from hell. thousands remain trapped amid mariupol�*s last stand. tom bateman, bbc news, dnipro in central ukraine. as we've been hearing, moscow is now focusing its war effort on this area, eastern ukraine, with people living here now under constant threat of a major offensive about to begin. since russia's initial invasion back in february, millions of people have fled their homes, but those staying in their communities have tended to be the elderly. i've been to the village of serhiivkia, near donetsk in eastern ukraine, to meet some of those staying put. there's a storm brewing in the east. the ukrainian military are on the move in defence of the homeland. the landscape flat, open country, perfect for heavy armour, as russia readies to seize the donbas region. the road signs proving useless guides, by design. it's mid—morning in the village of serhiivkia. is that for the sleeve? and our presence piques the interest of the local territorial defence force. an army of volunteers ready for the ru

nastia says their escape got them back from hell.usands remain trapped amid mariupol�*s last stand. tom bateman, bbc news, dnipro in central ukraine. with russia now focusing on eastern ukraine, people still living in that area are at constant risk. thousands have fled over the past two months, but many, in particular the elderly, have chosen to stay put. clive myrie has been to the village of serhiivka near donetsk to talk to some of them. there's a storm brewing in the east. the ukrainian military are on the move in defence of the homeland. the landscape flat, open country, perfect for heavy armour, as russia readies to seize the donbas region. the road signs proving useless guides, by design. it's mid—morning in the village of serhiivkia. is that for the sleeve? and our presence piques the interest of the local territorial defence force. an army of volunteers ready for the russians. maxim is 26 and the local commander, born and bred in the village. are you worried about the coming battle in the east in this area? are you worried t

. >> reporter: after russian troops invaded ukraine over a month ago, artem and nastia bykovetz fledhe way, six-year-old sonya drew what she left behind. is that your cat? >> yes. >> reporter: sonya's art inspired her parents to collect drawings from other ukrainian kids and post them online for everyone to see. >> also, we know that children want to have appreciation. >> to feel not alone but part of a bigger community. >> reporter: from age five up and, each child tells a story. >> like, maria, 11 years old, she's very talented. >> reporter: she drew a woman soldier? >> yes, a sniper, a woman, yes. it's her mother. >> reporter: her mother is a sniper? >> yes. >> some pictures show real world-- bombs, missiles. >> killed soldiers. >> reporter: others dream of peace, past and future. >> it's created like a parallel world, you know, in which you could feel say. >> reporter: artem and nastia, who are still searching for safety in town after town across ukraine, say encouraging kids to draw can also help parents like them. >> to sit somewhere and turn on their fant scpeas fut on the pap

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. >> reporter: nastia and 4-year-old son maxim fled ukraine just over three weeks ago.n from their home after russia's shelling attack on the nuclear plant, forced to leave her mother and husband behind. >> mission number nine under way with maxim here. and nashya. >> reporter: juan and iliana found them temporary housing after the pair traveled more than 1,000 miles over the course of a week. instead, nastya's building a new life for them here in poland, for now. today juan and ilyana are taking them to their new home, an airbnb donated by a stranger, looking to help in any way he could. >> i feel so great. >> what you have been through, what so many, millions of people are going through right now, to see maxim running here, turning on youtube, breathing a sigh of relief. what's that like? >> it's beautiful. it's people, the power of people. it's the power of wanting to help. >> reporter: a few hours away, american mother wendy ferrell is extending her hand to dozens of ukrainian children. >> right now we are in a middle mountain resort about an hour south of krakow he

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