Ukrainian refugees face hardship globally; Lithuania shows high acceptance of Ukrainian migrants.
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The text details the experiences of Ukrainian refugees, highlighting personal stories of loss and displacement, such as a mother whose life was destroyed in Mariupol and a doctor who relocated to Spain. It also features the account of a woman who fled Ukraine, moving through Romania and Poland before settling in the UK, emphasizing the trauma of war. Globally, millions have been displaced by the conflict, with significant numbers receiving temporary protection in EU countries like Germany and Poland. In Lithuania, a study by IOM found that the public generally views Ukrainians favorably compared to other migrants, with a high percentage of respondents supporting equal rights for Ukrainian refugees.
