DailyMailTV EXCLUSIVE: RHONY's Carole Radziwill 詳細（に述べる）s her harrowing visit to Poland to help Ukrainian 難民s 苦しむing from 'dehydration, 強調する／ストレス, and hypothermia' after コースを変えるing Paris vacation

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Former Real Housewife of New York Carole Radziwill 排他的に sat 負かす／撃墜する with DailyMailTV to discuss her important 最近の work with?Ukrainian 難民 救済.

概略で a week after ロシアの 軍隊s 侵略するd ウクライナ共和国, Radziwill traveled to Korczowa, Poland and spent two days at the 国境 文書ing her experience there with the thousands of 難民s 注ぐing into the country.

Carole, an?INTERSOS 外交官／大使, worked with the 全世界の 人道的な organization as it 始める，決める up 中心s for those 捜し出すing 避難所 and safety from ロシアの 爆撃する, 同様に as 'triage at the 国境.'?

Stepping up: Former Real Housewife of New York Carole Radziwill 排他的に sat 負かす／撃墜する with DailyMailTV to discuss her important 最近の work with Ukrainian 難民 救済

Radziwill had been on a 高級な vacation in Paris, フラン, with family and friends when ロシアの 軍隊s 軍隊s first 違反d the 国境 in ウクライナ共和国.?

'Like everyone around the world watching the news, I'm praying and I just felt like it was strange to be in Paris and feeling 完全に helpless,' she 解任するd.?

Carole had already been partnered with INTERSOS so she hopped on a 計画（する） to Krakow, got a car and a 翻訳家 and 長，率いるd to?Korczowa, just three miles from the 国境 with ウクライナ共和国 where 6,000 難民s were coming per day.??

'They are small, so they're very nimble so they can get into areas quickly and 始める，決める up,' she said of the 非，不，無-利益（をあげる）.?'They go in and they have a whole organization, they 始める，決める up the clinic in the 難民 過程ing 中心.'

'To 証言，証人／目撃する that and be there and be able to tell that story when I （機の）カム 支援する and on my social 壇・綱領・公約 was what was important for me,' she said. 'It was important as I move 今後 with working with INTERSOS, that I was able to sort of get a feel of how they work, how quick they work, how they 統合する with 地元の 監視するing groups on the ground.'

'They are small, so they're very nimble so they can get into areas quickly a nd 始める，決める up,' she said of the 非，不，無-利益（をあげる）. 'They go in and they have a whole organization, they 始める，決める up the clinic in the 難民 過程ing 中心.'

'What can I do to help? Other than to amplify it on my social マスコミ 壇・綱領・公約s, to talk about what's going on there, to keep the conversation going.'?

Carole 述べるd the scene on the 国境 as '組織するd 大混乱' with 援助（する） groups leaping into 活動／戦闘 to quickly manage the flood of 難民s 捜し出すing 援助.?

'To 証言，証人／目撃する that and be there and be able to tell that story when I （機の）カム 支援する and on my social 壇・綱領・公約 was what was important for me,' she said. 'It was important as I move 今後 with working with INTERSOS, that I was able to sort of get a feel of how they work, how quick they work, how they 統合する with 地元の 監視するing groups on the ground.'

Radziwill was there as INTERSOS 速く transformed a 地元の （土地などの）細長い一片 商店街 into a 中心 for 難民s 権利 on the 国境 at the first 輸送 point.?

援助（する） org:?Carole, an INTERSOS 外交官／大使, worked with the 全世界の 人道的な organization as it 始める，決める up 中心s for those 捜し出すing 避難所 and safety from ロシアの 爆撃する, 同様に as 'triage at the 国境'

'They turned [the （土地などの）細長い一片 商店街] around into what looked like a really 抱擁する 難民 過程ing 中心,' she 述べるd 追加するing that the work was '驚くべき／特命の／臨時の.'

'They turned [the （土地などの）細長い一片 商店街] around into what looked like a really 抱擁する 難民 過程ing 中心,' she 述べるd 追加するing that the work was '驚くべき／特命の／臨時の.'

'You can't imagine when you walk into these places where every bit of the 床に打ち倒す is lined with beds - cots that are おもに 始める，決める that up in a day,' Carole continued.?

She said that many 難民s needed 即座の 医療の attention for things like? 'dehydration, 強調する／ストレス, 疲労，（軍の）雑役, hypothermia' 同様に as chronic illnesses.?

'People would come across the 国境 who had 行方不明になるd a lot of their 癌 治療s, so they were すぐに 輸送（する）d to 地元の hospitals or people who were diabetics with insulin. So it's like triage at the 国境,' she said.?

'You can't imagine when you walk into these places where every bit of the 床に打ち倒す is lined with beds - cots that are おもに 始める，決める that up in a day,' Carole said

補助装置ing the 攻撃を受けやすい;?many 難民s needed 即座の 医療の attention for things like 'dehydration, 強調する／ストレス, 疲労，（軍の）雑役, hypothermia' 同様に as chronic illnesses

'It was a constant movement of people and 寄付s coming in 着せる／賦与するing, 医療の 供給（する）s, 一面に覆う／毛布s, anything. You know, you look around and you just can't even imagine,' Carole said.?

Carole 初めは partnered with the NGO after deciding she 手配中の，お尋ね者 to return to her roots as a news 新聞記者／雑誌記者 but didn't やむを得ず want to go 支援する to 報告（する）／憶測ing like she did in the 1990s and 2000s for ABC News.?She went on to join the Real Housewives of New York in 2011 for seasons 5-10 出発／死ing the show in 2018.

During her time as a reporter and 生産者, Carole earned three Emmy Awards and a Peabody, covering さまざまな war and 衝突 zones 同様に as 難民 （軍の）野営地，陣営s on the Cambodian 国境.?

She is now working to elevate?INTERSOS, whose?teams are 現在／一般に supporting 難民s in Poland and Moldova, by 補佐官ing with 避難所 and 医療の c are.?

'People would come across the 国境 who had 行方不明になるd a lot of their 癌 治療s, so they were すぐに 輸送（する）d to 地元の hospitals or people who were diabetics with insulin. So it's like triage at the 国境,' she said

'It was a constant movement of people and 寄付s coming in 着せる／賦与するing, 医療の 供給（する）s, 一面に覆う／毛布s, anything. You know, you look around and you just can't even imagine,' Carole said

The?人道的な org anization is 全世界の, on the 前線-lines of 衝突s and 災害s in nearly 20 different countries.?

While Carole was able to get to the 国境 in person, she 強調する／ストレスd to DailyMailTV the 衝撃 of 寄付s, 特に small ones.??

'When I do a call up for 寄付s, it's not $500, $1,000, it's like $50 寄付s. We got so many 寄付s in that were $25, $50 and it really 追加するs up and it really, really helps.?

'Some people think that just 寄付するing a little bit of money here and there is not enough, but it 現実に is because tens of thousands of people are doing it,' she explained, imploring people to do what they can.

For more on INTERSOS' work in ウクライナ共和国 and to 寄付する, click HERE??

'Some people think that just 寄付するing a little bit of money here and there is not enough, but it 現実に is because tens of thousands of people are doing it,' she explained, imploring people to do what they can