The number of Ukrainians who have fled the country since the Russian invasion two months ago is approaching 5.2 million. Most of all went to Poland – 2.9 million people.
Since the start of the Russian war in Ukraine, every sixth resident has been an internally displaced person. Their number is about eight million people. About this on Monday, April 25, declared at the United Nations (UN).
“Since the start of the war, every sixth resident of the country has been an internally displaced person,” the organization said.
According to the UN, the number of internally displaced people exceeds 7.7 million people. They need money, medicine and transportation.
The UN said the number of those who left the country after Russia’s invasion two months ago was approaching 5.2 million people. Most of all went to Poland – 2.9 million people.
More than 1,151,000 Ukrainians left in April compared to 3.4 million in March alone.
According to the UN, fled to neighboring countries:
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Poland: 2,899,713 people
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Russia: 578,255 people
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Romania: 774,074 people
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Hungary: 489,754 people
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Moldova: 433,214 people
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Slovakia: 354,329 people
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Belarus: 24,084 people
It was previously reported that a simplified program for the reception of Ukrainian refugees is beginning to work in the United States, announced on April 21 by President Joseph Biden.
Remember that Ukrainian refugees in Bulgaria will be forced to leave hotels in the country’s resort areas or live there only for a fee.
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Source: korrespondent
