This is an incredible story.
Vehicles were backed up for 25 kilometers, many out of gas. Several were abandoned as their occupants fled west on foot as fast as possible. pic.twitter.com/XfTtR99AUH
— Ukraine Conflict Live 2022 (@UkraineLive2022) February 25, 2022
We made friends with a 24-year-old named Max who was pulled out of the caravan as he talked with us. I had time to get his number before his conscription and he left with a grin of utter disbelief. I will never forget that face.
— Ukraine Conflict Live 2022 (@UkraineLive2022) February 25, 2022
There were old women carrying rucksacks hobbling along the shoulder. I asked one where she was going and she said “Poland!” She was going to walk the 80km on her own.
— Ukraine Conflict Live 2022 (@UkraineLive2022) February 25, 2022
This was the longest and worst night of my life. I’m just speechless.
— Ukraine Conflict Live 2022 (@UkraineLive2022) February 25, 2022
Anyway I’m currently in Poland, where a welcome committee greeted us with tea. It was amazing tea. pic.twitter.com/GM1DadGXaj
As a country, I don't think we're doing enough to help these people.This was the longest and worst night of my life. I’m just speechless.
— Ukraine Conflict Live 2022 (@UkraineLive2022) February 25, 2022
Anyway I’m currently in Poland, where a welcome committee greeted us with tea. It was amazing tea. pic.twitter.com/GM1DadGXaj
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