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cnn's randi kaye talks to one man who had to jump through several hoops to bring his sister into thehelpful. i've got to go. i've got to be there. >> reporter: just like that alexander mergot bookds a ticket from florida to ukraine. she was living 90 miles from kyiv when the russian bombs started to fall. how worried were you? >> kind of shaking all the time because you want to be there, you want to support her, you want to help her. you want to somehow protect her. >> reporter: he made a plan with her to meet her in poland. he left his home in poland. she drove 14 hours to a border crossing and waited another 14 hours to cross over into poland. her husband stayed to fight but finally she managed to get to poland's airport and that's where she reunited with her brother. without his help getting her a visa, she would be stuck in poland. it wasn't easy. first he tried the embassy in poland. >> i stood at the united states embassy. doesn't matter if you are from the united states or not. what they do is pretty much get pushed away from the door. >> reporter: but alexander kept trying al

. >>> up next, randi kaye gives a look how one u.s.on-profit that traveled thousands of miles to help flee the violence in ukraine. >>> the refugee kris stem from russia's invasion of ukraine is reaching a new level. maldova's prime minister says every eighth child in the country is now a refugee. and more than 360 civilians have been killed in ukraine. new video shows people running after a russian military strike killed civilians on the western outskirts of kyiv. for those who make it across the border many organizations are going the extra mile to help refugees including miami-based organization called miaglobal empowerment mission. randy kaye has that story. >> you look behind me right now you can see all the people coming in, it doesn't stop flowing. it's nighttime here. it'll keep like this all night long. >> reporter: michael capony is watching the steady flow of refugees. the founder of the miami based global empowerment mission or gem has been been in mudeka, poland for more than a week now providing aid to refugees. >> they'r

cnn's randi kaye has more on the oligarch facing an uncertain future. >> reporter: that's russian billionaireish football club chelsea, a team he bought in 2003 for what amounts to about $233 million. >> it's about time that the west really look at where is this money coming from. >> reporter: but the welcome matt in the uk is now gone. abramovich is one of many sanctioned for ties to vladimir putin. >> i can essentially get a meeting with putin. >> reporter: in his case, the british government has banned him from its shores and frozen all his assets in the uk. one day before he was sanctioned, abramovich announced plans to sell the chelsea football club and was reportedly trying to unload some of his homes in london including a 15-room mansion known as billionaire's row. >> they get their money oftentimes through under handed corrupt means and park that money in the west to gain respectability. they buy real estate whether that's in the united kingdom, whether that is an apartment in new york which he has. they buy yachts. this was a way of roman having his money. >> reporter: they called hi

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cnn's randi kaye has the story. >> i felt like being here is not really helpful. i got to go.ke that, alexander murga booked a ticket from florida to eastern europe to help get his sister safely out of ukraine and the region. she was living about 90 miles from kyiv when the russian bombs started to fall. how worried were you about her? >> kind of shaken all the time. because you want to be there. you want to support her. you want to hug her. you want to somehow protect her. >> reporter: alexander made a plan to meet her in poland. he left his home outside orlando around the same time she left hers in ukraine. marisha drove 14 hours to a border crossing, and then waited another 14 hours to cross over into poland. her husband stayed to fight, but finally she managed to get to poland's roslov airport, and that's where she reunited with her brother. without alexander's help getting her a visa, she would be stuck in poland. it wasn't easy. first he tried the u.s. embassy in warsaw. >> i'm standing right now in front of the united states embassy. it doesn't really matter if you are

cnn randi kaye talks to a u.s. operation providing aid in poland. >> look behind me right now you can see all the people coming in. it doesn't stop flowing. it's nighttime here. it will keep like this all night long. >> reporter: on ukraine border with poland, michael is watching the steady flow of refugees. the founder of the miami based global empowerment mission. has been in poland for a week now. providing aid to refugees. >> this is -- here with us. they basically walked over to took them three days to get here. >> reporter: the global empowerment team says they are the first friendly faces these ukrainian refugees see. once they cross over. on site, gem provides warm tea. snacks and medical supplies. >> lots of hygiene kits. probably 20,000 sleeping bags. fill a truck yesterday with under garments. for people because it's freezing. all kinds of warm things. >> reporter: helping the refugees takes a massive effort. and it starts here at this warehouse in florida. hundreds of volunteers working around the clock

cnn randi kaye has a look at his uncertain future. >> reporter: that's russian billionaire.y the british football club. chelsea. a team he bought in 2003. for what amounts to about $233 million. >> it's about time that the west really look at where is this money coming from. >> the welcome matt in the uk is gone. he's one of many oligarchs sanctioned for their alleged ties to russian president vladimir putin. >> at in time essentially get a meeting with putin. and very close with him. >> in his case, the british government has banned him from its shores and frozen all assets in the uk. one day before he was sanctioned, he announced plans to sell the football club. and also reportedly trying to unload at least some of his homes in london. which include a 15 room mansion. on what's known locally as billionaires row. >> russian follow garks when they get money oftentimes through under handed meanings want to park the money in the west. and gain respectability. by real estate and whether it's in the united kingdom or apartment in new york. which he has. buy yachts. this was a wa

randi kaye has the story of another of russia's high-profile oligarchs. >> reporter: that's roman abramovich >> it's about time that the west look at where is this money coming from. >> reporter: but the welcome mat in the uk is now gone. he's one of many oligarchs sanctioned for their alleged ties to russian president vladimir putin. in this case, the british government has banned him from its shores, and frozen his assets in the uk. one day before he was sanctioned, he announced plans to sell chelsea and some of his homes in london. >> russian oligarchs, whenever they get their money, want to park that money in the west. want to gain respectability, they buy real estate, whether in the united kingdom or an apartment in new york. which abramovich has. this was a way to grow his wealth. >> reporter: the british government said he's being sanctioned because his wealth and connections are closely associated with the kremlin. his representative did not respond to cnn's request for comment. forbes estimates he's worth 14.a -- $14.5 billion. but now he's at risk of losing much of it. >> you had a

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randi kaye spoke with them. >> i'm almost 80.s running around again. >> how do you feel about a stranger opening up his home to your family? >> you know, i was shocked. and now we are like one family, all together. >> you sent them to disney. >> she told you about that? >> earlier this week, her husband was able to leave ukraine and reunite with his family. philip has welcomed oleksandr into his home as well. a beautiful story there. cnn's coverage continues right now. >>> heavy shelling overnight in eastern ukraine. those are civilian residents there, russian troops slamming parts of the donbas region in eastern ukraine as officials say that russian forces may be regrouping, attempting to resupply north of kyiv near belarus. good morning. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm erica hill. children were taken to the hospital following the strikes in donetsk. in kharkiv, incredible new images of the destruction there. officials say russian troops struck the area at least 47 times yesterday. near chernihiv, ukrainian troops are regaining ground.

randy kaye has their story. >> i felt like being here it's not really helpful.: and just like that alexander booked a ticket from florida to eastern europe to help get his sister safely out of ukraine and the region. his sister was living about 90 miles from kyiv when the russian bombs started to fall. how worried were you about her? >> you stay shaken all the time because you want to bow there, hug her, somehow protect her. >> reporter: alexander made a plan with her to meet her in poland. he left hisome at the same time she left hers in ukraine. she drove 14 hours to a border crossing and waited another 14 hours to cross over into poland. her husband stayed to fight but finally she managed to get to poland's airport and that's where she reunited with her brother. without alexander's help getting her a visa she would be stuck in poland. it wasn't easy. first he tried to u.s. embassy in warsaw. >> i'm standing right now in unt front of the united states embassy. it tunt really matter if you're from the united states or not, all they do is pretty much get pushed