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In the capital Kyiv, home to almost three million people, warning sirens blared out as traffic queued to leave the city and crowds sought shelter in metro stations. “We don’t understand what we should do now,” one woman called Svetlana told the BBC. “We’re now going to a place where we can be safe and we hope we can leave safely.” Mark, a 27-year-old sales executive, said he was ready to be called up to fight. “We don’t have another way,” he said.
