CLEAN : People protest outside the Russian embassy in Beirut

The transcript captures an emotional response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, highlighting the impact on civilians, especially children, and the dire situation in Mariupol. It describes Russian aggression and the lack of humanitarian corridors, with a segment of unclear speech at the end.

What is the speaker's initial reaction to the events in Mariupol?

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Joy

• Shock and distress

What is the speaker's view on the possibility of forgiveness for the actions in Mariupol?

• They will forgive eventually

• They will never forgive

• They are unsure about forgiveness

• They have already forgiven

Who does the speaker mention as being trapped in Mariupol?

• His family members

• His colleagues

• His neighbors

• His friends

What are the people in Mariupol lacking according to the speaker?

• Electricity

• Internet access

• Medical supplies

• Basic necessities like water and food

What is the speaker's concern about the humanitarian aid?

• It is too expensive

• It is not needed

• It is being blocked by Russian attacks

• It is arriving too late

What term does the speaker use to describe the Russian forces?

• Liberators

• Allies

• Aggressors and fascists

• Peacekeepers

What impact does the speaker highlight about the Russian actions?

• Political impact

• Impact on Ukrainian children

• Environmental impact

• Economic impact