UN: The number of Ukrainian refugees exceeds five million   The number of Ukrainian refugees who have fled the country since the beginning of the conflict has exceeded five million. Such data was provided by the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees. The first place among the countries where Ukrainian citizens have gone was Poland, which has already received more than 2.8 million people. - The number of

Fact check: Fake news thrives amid Russia-Ukraine war The war in Ukraine has spawned plenty of disinformation Manipulated photos, false statements, state propaganda and deepfake videos are all part of the war between Russia and Ukraine. We debunk some examples and show how to see through the deception. Since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine on February 24, an information war has been raging online. This battle for the

Ukrainian refugees in Moldova: "I help because I am a mother. Oksana and Zlata fled from Ukraine to Moldova After Russia's war against Ukraine began, Moldova received hundreds of thousands of refugees. Ninety-five percent of refugees from Ukraine in Moldova live with their families. Ten people now live in three rooms in the house of Marianna, who lives 50 kilometers from the Moldovan capital. The woman has taken

World support for Ukraine rose to $18 billion. Who transferred the most A man loads humanitarian aid for Ukrainians in Krakow on April 4, 2022. The world has united to support Ukraine. Even without military aid, it has reached eleven-digit dollar amounts. So far this is many times less than the estimate of material damage from the war, but the amount of receipts continues to grow. Among individual

30,000 Ukrainians returning home every day, say relief agencies © UNICEF/Julia Kochetova More than 870,000 people who fled abroad since the Russian invasion on 24 February, have now returned to Ukraine, UN humanitarians said in their latest emergency update, amid concerns about deteriorating food security inside the country. Citing the State Border Guard Service, UN aid coordination office, OCHA, said that 30,000 people are crossing back into Ukraine every day.