UK based Ukrainians call for greater sanction on Russia

The transcript discusses the emotional impact and shock of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the misjudgment of Putin's expectations and the strong resolve of Ukrainians to defend their country. It explores the potential impacts and challenges faced by Ukrainians, including safety concerns and communication issues. The discussion extends to the Western response, emphasizing the need for stronger sanctions against Russia and the importance of military support for Ukraine. The transcript also addresses the refugee crisis and the necessity of reducing bureaucratic barriers to aid those fleeing the conflict.

What was the initial emotional reaction to the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

• Shock and disbelief

• Indifference

• Excitement

• Joy and relief

What misconception does Vladimir Putin have about Ukraine's response to the invasion?

• That Ukraine would welcome Russian forces

• That Ukraine would immediately surrender

• That Ukraine would seek help from China

• That Ukraine would join NATO

How long has Ukraine been resisting Russian influence?

• Over 200 years

• Over 100 years

• Over 50 years

• Over 10 years

What is one of the immediate challenges faced by Ukrainians during the invasion?

• Lack of internet access

• Inability to leave the country

• Lack of medical facilities

• Shortage of food supplies

What has been the West's initial response to the Russian invasion?

• Military intervention

• Economic sanctions

• Complete isolation

• Diplomatic negotiations

What is suggested as necessary for Ukraine to effectively resist the invasion?

• Humanitarian aid

• Diplomatic talks

• Military support

• More economic sanctions

What impact might the international response to the invasion have on the global community?

• Reduced military spending

• Improved international relations

• Decreased global trade

• Increased oil prices