Catherine says "I wish we could do more" as she meets displaced families who have fled their country after Russia's invasion. Royal correspondent @SkyRhiannon Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player The Princess of Wales has praised the "bravery and resilience" of Ukrainian women forced to move their children to the UK. In a series of moving and at times tearful conversations at the Ukrainian Community Centre in Reading, Catherine met with several mothers and grandmothers to talk about their experiences. It came as Buckingham Palace confirmed the Princess of Wales had offered help to Ukraine's First Lady, Olena Zelenska, with her efforts to tackle the impact the war was having on the mental health of Ukrainians. Refugee Galina Bolebrukh apologised to Catherine after weeping as she described how in just two hours earlier this year, she had decided to pack up and leave her home to keep her son and mother safe, leaving her husband in Ukraine. As Galina wiped her tears