UN has said that over 3 million refugees have fled Ukraine in the 20 days since the war began and large Polish cities are overflowing with Ukrainian refugees and reaching their maximum "Capacity".
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has reached a new low point, according to the United Nations, which said on Tuesday that more than three million people have fled the nation since the assault began late last month.
In a recent statement, the UNHCR warned that "In the coming days millions more lives will be uprooted, unless there is an immediate end to this senseless conflict." "This is now the fastest growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II" the agency added.
11 days.
1.7 million people.
This is now the fastest growing refugee crisis in Europe since World War II.
In the coming days, millions more lives will be uprooted, unless there is an immediate end to this senseless conflict. pic.twitter.com/EnrKevyHPO
According to the UN, at least 1.7 million refugees left in the first 11 days, but the figure has now risen to 3 million on the 20th day.
Internal displacement in Ukraine is also fast increasing, and it is projected to generate a larger exodus into ...
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