CLEAN : Dozens rally in Washington, DC, in solidarity with Ukraine

The transcript captures a speaker's emotional response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. It begins with shock and disbelief at the situation, followed by a description of the speaker's family's precarious situation amidst the bombings. The speaker expresses skepticism about the effectiveness of sanctions and calls for stronger support for Ukraine. There is a sense of frustration with the global community's inaction and the surreal nature of the events. The transcript concludes with a call for more decisive and timely actions to address the crisis.

What is the speaker's stance on the war and their support for Ukraine?

• The speaker supports the war.

• The speaker is unsure about their stance.

• The speaker is indifferent to the war.

• The speaker is against the war and supports Ukraine.

How did the speaker react upon learning about the war?

• They were excited.

• They were shocked and in disbelief.

• They were relieved.

• They were indifferent.

What is the speaker's main concern for their family in Ukraine?

• Their family is planning a vacation.

• Their family is safe and sound.

• Their family is in danger due to nearby bombings.

• Their family is moving to another country.

What does the speaker believe about the effectiveness of sanctions?

• Sanctions have been very effective in the past.

• Sanctions are enough to stop the war.

• Sanctions alone are not enough and stronger support is needed.

• Sanctions should not be used at all.

What is the speaker's view on the global response to the war?

• The global response has been lacking and ineffective.

• The global response has been too aggressive.

• The global response has been overly supportive.

• The global response has been adequate.