CLEAN : Stuck at the Ukrainian border, foreigners say they are 'treated like dogs'

The transcript describes the severe hardships faced by individuals, including standing in the cold for days, being treated poorly as foreigners, and struggling with basic necessities like food and shelter. It highlights the challenges of waiting in long queues without progress and the critical living conditions due to lack of money and resources.

What is the main issue the speaker is facing in the first section?

• They are stuck in a line that isn't moving.

• They are being overcharged for food.

• They have lost their documents.

• They are unable to find a place to sleep.

In the second section, how does the speaker describe their living conditions?

• They are staying with friends.

• They have rented an apartment.

• They are sleeping on footpaths.

• They are staying in a comfortable hotel.

What does the speaker feel about the treatment they receive?

• They feel they are treated fairly.

• They feel welcomed and supported.

• They feel ignored and discriminated against.

• They feel they are given priority.

What is the speaker's observation about the line they are in?

• It is moving only for locals.

• It is moving quickly.

• It is not moving at all.

• It is moving slowly but steadily.

How long have some people been waiting in line according to the speaker?

• More than four days

• Three days

• Two days

• One day

What is the speaker's main concern in the final section?

• They have plenty of resources.

• They are running out of money and food.

• They are planning a trip.

• They have found a new job.

What does the speaker mention as their only available food?

• Cheese and bun

• Tea and bread

• Rice and beans

• Fruits and vegetables