Polish border defense troops pointed out yesterday that Russia has invaded Ukraine on February 24, and a total of 920,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,2,22 people have fled to Poland.Ukrainian refugees also fled to Hungary, Moldova, Romania and Slovakia.
(Geneva/Dieberry Composite Electric) UN refugees have pointed out that in Russia's invasion of Ukraine for 10 days, there have been more than 1.5 million refugees who have escaped Ukraine.The fastest crisis increases.
According to the report of the UN refugee agency last Saturday, as of the day, there were nearly 1.37 million Ukrainian refugees who had escaped from the neighboring country to seek asylum, and the department tweeted the next day that the number of people had increased to increaseMore than 1.5 million people.
The Polish border forces pointed out yesterday that Russia has invaded Ukraine on February 24, and a total of 92,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,22,2,22,200s have fled to Poland.Ukrainian refugees also fled to Hungary, Moldova, Romania and Slovakia.
UN officials pointed out that the Russian army continued to strengthen offensive, especially the violent offensive of the Ukraine capital Kiev, which is expected to intensify this wave of refugee.
Russia and Ukraine refer to the humanitarian corridor that violates the Humanitarian Corridor of the Fire Agreement
In addition, the International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed yesterday to assist Ukrainian refugees withdrawn from the evacuationThe Humanitarian Corridor was forced to suspend it again yesterday.Russia and Ukraine were originally scheduled to open a humanitarian corridor last Saturday to assist the people of Mariupol, a port city of Wuxi, to evacuate.Wufang tried to evacuate civilians through the humanitarian corridor yesterday. Unexpectedly, he still declared failure for the same reason.
When trying to evacuate civilians for the second time, the Ukrainian National Guard pointed out that the Russian and pro -Russian separatist militants continued to fire. The Russian side also pointed out that the Ukraine failed to abide by the ceasefire agreement.According to pro -Russian militants, only about 300 people evacuated smoothly; Ukraine's earlier plan was to evacuate more than 200,000 Mali Uprolin through the humanitarian corridor.
Doctors without Borders warned that Mali Ubol had broken water and electricity, and the food would be exhausted, and it was caught in humanitarian disasters.The organization pointed out on Saturday that the organization's emergency coordinator in Ukraine pointed out on Saturday that it is crucial to establish a humanitarian corridor as soon as possible.
"The situation here is not as good as one day ... It is difficult for people to get drinking water. This is a serious problem. Without electricity supply, no heating, food is fast, and the store is empty."
Maliwol is a strategic port near the Russian border, with a population of about 450,000.The city is being besieged by the Russian army. Once the Russian army is won here, it can open up the land corridor from the Crimean Peninsula to the Russian and Ukraine border.
In addition, DNIPRO, the eastern city of Ukraine, who was attacked by the Russian artillery fire, appeared on a large -scale escape on Saturday. Thousands of people lined up on the train station.Fock to a relatively safer western region.
Local residents said they did not want to sit still, nor did they want Dieber to become the second Kharkiv.Halkov, located in northeastern Ukraine, continued to be violently attacked by the Russian army.
The Russian army continued to bombard and besieged many cities in Ukraine, of which the fire in the capital Kiev was the fiercest.In the town of Irpin and Bucha in the town of Kiev, the Russian fighter began to hover and throw bombs over Friday on Friday, and the public had to escape.
A civilian Denko said: "They (Russian) bomb houses, schools, churches, and high -rise buildings. Everything. It was not so serious before, but the offensive two days ago began to become strong."
The war of war was ruthless and the bullet was not eye -catching. In order to keep his life, Yan Chal, who lived in a village north of Kiev, had to give up his homeland."The bomb will fall at any time, and (the Russian) tank is likely to enter our street."
