1000 days of war, with no end in sight: How Ukrainian refugees are coping today

Wednesday, Nov 20, 2024

Der Standard

Millions fled Ukraine after Russia’s 2022 invasion; journalists interview refugees on their experiences.

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The Russian invasion in February 2022 has displaced ten million people from Ukraine. For those who fled, such as Anastasiia from Lviv, the thousand days since the start of the war have been profoundly shocking and stressful, especially since they were unprepared for the conflict when it began.

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