Posted on Feb 28, 2022
Hundreds of thousands flee Ukraine into neighboring countries including Poland
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More than 500,000 people have left Ukraine since Russia's invasion started last week, according to the United Nations' refugee agency.
We get the latest from Loveday Morris who has been reporting from Ukraine's western border with Poland, for The Washington Post.
We get the latest from Loveday Morris who has been reporting from Ukraine's western border with Poland, for The Washington Post.
Hundreds of thousands flee Ukraine into neighboring countries including Poland
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The International Red Cross is doing its best to help those arriving with minimal supplies
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Massive refugee issue for the countries on the Ukraine border.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."he NATO alliance has said it will, for the first time, deploy part of its rapid response force to the region to reassure eastern allies.
There have also been sanctions and boycotts in the cultural and sporting spheres as well as international travel, with several countries banning Russian airlines from their airspace.
The Kremlin has so far brushed off sanctions, including those targeting Putin personally, as a sign of Western impotence.
Putin has said Russia's actions are justified because it is defending Moscow-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
In an address to parishioners on Sunday, Russia's Orthodox Patriarch Kirill voiced his support, calling Moscow's opponents "evil forces".
The rebels have been fighting Ukrainian government forces for eight years in a conflict that has killed more than 14,000 people."...
..."he NATO alliance has said it will, for the first time, deploy part of its rapid response force to the region to reassure eastern allies.
There have also been sanctions and boycotts in the cultural and sporting spheres as well as international travel, with several countries banning Russian airlines from their airspace.
The Kremlin has so far brushed off sanctions, including those targeting Putin personally, as a sign of Western impotence.
Putin has said Russia's actions are justified because it is defending Moscow-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
In an address to parishioners on Sunday, Russia's Orthodox Patriarch Kirill voiced his support, calling Moscow's opponents "evil forces".
The rebels have been fighting Ukrainian government forces for eight years in a conflict that has killed more than 14,000 people."...
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