CLEAN : 'We won't let Putin decide our family's fate': departure day at Kyiv international airport

The transcript discusses a family's decision to leave eastern Ukraine due to the threat posed by Putin. The speaker is escorting his family to safety, considering various travel options, and ensuring their education in American schools. The narrative highlights the importance of making independent choices and the role of social media and security in their journey.

What is the speaker's stance on who should decide their fate?

• They are indifferent about who decides their fate.

• They think fate should be decided by others.

• They want to decide their own fate.

• They believe fate is predetermined.

What is the speaker's plan for their family?

• To send them to a relative's house.

• To escort them to a plane for a better future.

• To stay in their village.

• To move to a neighboring country.

Why is the speaker escorting their family to the plane?

• To ensure they learn English in American schools.

• To escape from a natural disaster.

• To visit relatives in another country.

• To attend a family event.

What alternative did the speaker consider if the airport was closed?

• Taking a train or road to Poland.

• Staying at home.

• Traveling by bus.

• Flying to another city.

What does the speaker emphasize about their travel plans?

• They are fixed and unchangeable.

• They are flexible and adaptable.

• They are secretive and undisclosed.

• They are risky and dangerous.