I'm alone at work. Where will I run? Where do I go? Tell me please, my God.

Residents of cities across Ukraine were out on the streets, within minutes of

Russia's military attack on the country. We have to leave our houses. What's

going on? As the Ukrainian president declared martial law, some residents

queued at ATM machines and gas stations. Marshal law, there will be panic. Where

would I hide the children? There are no shelters, there is nothing. It's an open

space, where will I go? Many dragged suitcases with the intention of leaving the

country. While others who've stayed behind took refuge in underground metro

stations. Some couldn't agree and decided to flex muscle, but in the end it's the

normal people who don't want war and everyone else who suffers. We want to live in

peace, go to work, build our families, develop our country. We just want a

peaceful sky over our heads instead of hiding his rats in holes, having no idea

what to expect. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Will and Omla Life. It's been an

unfortunate day as we've woken up to the news that Russia has indeed invaded

Ukraine and the country is now under attack and everybody has gone really into a

frenzy about this commentators from all sides of the aisle coming to bat and

saying why they believe this is happening. What our intention should be in

this certain conflict, how we should be intervening and we've heard bits from

the White House now about how we are going to come after Russia and sanction

them in wake of this attack on Ukraine and many people are fearful. So we're

here to give coverage of this, although we I think recognize that we are not your

foreign policy experts. So we have brought on Dennis on the show and we will get

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