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We’re struggling inside because we know people are dying every day, last night, I woke up two times because I had this air raid program on my phone. – Oleksandr Glyvynskyy	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Absolutely every Ukrainian child is affected... Every child has heard air raid warnings. Children see the suffering of their relatives and friends. Children are forced to say goodbye to parents who go to defend the country on the front line. There are those who are still under occupation. Those who are injured. In other words, absolutely every Ukrainian child has got quite serious psychological and physical injuries. – Daria Gerasimchuk	Found on CNN 1 year ago
The problem is, how do you get them to Ukraine without it raising the involvement of NATO? it's one thing to send in a truck with weapons in it. It crosses the border and then it's in Ukraine… Once that plane takes off from Poland. Well, it's an air raid on Russian forces taking off from Poland. – Brad Sherman	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
The situation is tense, people are worried, the city needs peace and peaceful skies … Kyiv residents have been in their basements nonstop for a week now because of air raid alarm going off all the time. – Wladimir Klitschko	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
It's more than an alarm bell, it's an air raid siren. – John Veron	Found on CNN 5 years ago
During World War II, we hid in air raid shelters wearing masks when we heard the sirens, if a war breaks out with North Korea, Japan will be targeted. – Reinosuke Ishigaki	Found on CNN 7 years ago

We’re struggling inside because we know people are dying every day, last night, I woke up two times because I had this air raid program on my phone.

– Oleksandr Glyvynskyy

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Absolutely every Ukrainian child is affected... Every child has heard air raid warnings. Children see the suffering of their relatives and friends. Children are forced to say goodbye to parents who go to defend the country on the front line. There are those who are still under occupation. Those who are injured. In other words, absolutely every Ukrainian child has got quite serious psychological and physical injuries.

– Daria Gerasimchuk

Found on CNN
1 year ago

The problem is, how do you get them to Ukraine without it raising the involvement of NATO? it's one thing to send in a truck with weapons in it. It crosses the border and then it's in Ukraine… Once that plane takes off from Poland. Well, it's an air raid on Russian forces taking off from Poland.

– Brad Sherman

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

The situation is tense, people are worried, the city needs peace and peaceful skies … Kyiv residents have been in their basements nonstop for a week now because of air raid alarm going off all the time.

– Wladimir Klitschko

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

It's more than an alarm bell, it's an air raid siren.

– John Veron

Found on CNN
5 years ago

During World War II, we hid in air raid shelters wearing masks when we heard the sirens, if a war breaks out with North Korea, Japan will be targeted.

– Reinosuke Ishigaki

Found on CNN
7 years ago

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