From Ukraine to Poland
17 images Created 3 Mar 2022
Families fleeing Russian aggression in Ukraine shed tears of joy as they unite at a makeshift refugee camp in PrzemyĆl on Wednesday, March 3, 2022. (VX Photo/ Diego Radames)
The makeshift refugee camp welcoming Ukrainians is located in southeastern Poland, a city just 95/km west of Lviv, Oblast.
Ever since the all-out war began on February 24, Poland opened its borders to anyone fleeing war regardless of nationality and documents held. More than 450,000 people have so far crossed into the country. In total, the United Nations has estimated that more than 830,000 people had fled Ukraine.
The makeshift refugee camp welcoming Ukrainians is located in southeastern Poland, a city just 95/km west of Lviv, Oblast.
Ever since the all-out war began on February 24, Poland opened its borders to anyone fleeing war regardless of nationality and documents held. More than 450,000 people have so far crossed into the country. In total, the United Nations has estimated that more than 830,000 people had fled Ukraine.
