A day before an Indian student was killed in Ukraine's Kharkiv, Brut spoke to a student from Tamil Nadu who was struggling to find a train out of Kyiv.
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00:00I'm really confused. I'm stuck. I don't know what to do. I don't know. I don't know when they're going to start again the bombing
00:05Yeah, only having a
00:07occurrence to get into the train
00:17Actually, I'm doing my medicine here. It's my final year actually we are stuck here for more than four days. We couldn't move anywhere
00:30They are not allowing the foreigners to get in the train, so that's a difficult thing
00:33They told you because you're a foreigner?
00:35Yeah, yeah, yeah in the train station. They are they are now doing this
01:00They are just allowing only foreigners to get into the train
01:02They are just allowing only Ukrainians for
01:04They are just allowing only Ukrainians for and even if we couldn't afford the cars to get into the train
01:34Because they are asking like more more than $2,000 to get into the other cities
01:38So it's really impossible for us to do that. I'm really confused. I'm stuck. I don't know what to do
01:43Because there is no vehicles to go there and trains are not available
01:47And I don't know when they are going to start again the bombing
02:04Are you okay?
02:10Not too much, but somewhat
02:13Because there is no way to leave now if we leave the city we are safe really, but there is no option here