Angelina Jolie Rushed to Car While Visiting Displaced Ukrainians in Lviv

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Angelina Jolie fled to a bomb shelter as air raid sirens went off in Lviv, Ukraine, on April 30, according to local media.

This video, taken by Lyubomyr Ferens of Ukraine Media, shows the actor and Special Envoy for the UN Refugee Agency speak to displaced Ukrainians at the Lviv railway station on Saturday, while also playing with young kids and taking pictures.

Jolie was rushed outside to a car so she could get to a bomb shelter as air raid sirens began to blare, according to Ferens.

Earlier on Saturday, Jolie was filmed entering a cafe in the city and signing autographs for fans.

Lviv has become a major evacuation hub for hundreds of thousands of people fleeing conflict in other parts of the country. Credit: Lyubomyr Ferens via Storyful

Video Transcript

- It's too much probably.

ANGELINA JOLIE: Oh, no, no, it's great. It just means if we don't know from you--

- [SPEAKING UKRAINIAN]

- They send most of the people to Poland and other places in Ukraine. And this is [INAUDIBLE] for all the people that are [INAUDIBLE]

ANGELINA JOLIE: Is she their mom or a volunteer?

[INTERPOSING VOICES]

- It's nice to meet you.

ANGELINA JOLIE: I won't scare the kids.

[SPEAKING UKRAINIAN]

- [GIGGLING]

ANGELINA JOLIE: She is so cute. [LAUGHS]

- [GIGGLING]

ANGELINA JOLIE: [LAUGHS]

I'm happy to see. I just didn't want all the crowd or the people to scare the kids. Hello.

- Hello.

ANGELINA JOLIE: [TRILLS TONGUE]

[CHILD BABBLES]

- OK. OK.

ANGELINA JOLIE: How old is he?

- [INAUDIBLE]

ANGELINA JOLIE: And how old are you?

- [INAUDIBLE]

- Can you please? [INAUDIBLE]

ANGELINA JOLIE: There's a man in a chair.

[UKRAINIAN SPEECH]

Hello. Nice to meet you. Very nice to meet you. Want to take a picture?

[UKRAINIAN SPEECH]

- He's a blogger.

ANGELINA JOLIE: Oh, OK.

- Do you speak Russian or--

[AIR-RAID SIREN SOUNDING]

- Please, no more. No.

ANGELINA JOLIE: It's OK.

[UKRAINIAN SPEECH]

- Are you afraid or no?

ANGELINA JOLIE: No, no, I'm OK.

- [SPEAKING UKRAINIAN]

- Thank you.

ANGELINA JOLIE: Take care. Take care, everyone.

[UKRAINIAN SPEECH]