Kyiv: Large influx of refugees from Ukraine following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s order not to let a single fly out of Russia’s captive Mariupol. More than 1.1 crore people have fled their homes for fear of war. This would be about a quarter of the country’s population.
About 50 lakh refugees have fled to neighboring countries, while 65 lakh are living in various parts of the country. The influx of refugees intensified as Mary fell.
Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Irina Vareshchuk has instructed people in the eastern part of the country to evacuate before Russia launches another offensive. The Russian army is now concentrated in the eastern part of Ukraine, away from the capital Kiev. It is from these areas that people are leaving home.
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimates that as early as March 16, a quarter of the population in war-torn areas had become refugees. More than half of those who leave home are women. The United Nations says it is providing as much assistance as possible to the people of Ukraine, including food, medicine and financial assistance. Said the circles. Refusal to leave The country is in dire straits without electricity, food and water. More than a million people are stranded in the city, the mayor said. Those who sought refuge at the Azovstal steel plant, one of the largest steel plants, are in dire straits. 2000 Ukrainian troops have been stationed in the plant’s underground tunnels and so on. The Ukrainian government said food, water, medicine and other necessities had been cut off. The Ukrainian government has called on the world community to release them safely.
The people also lost hope of a ceasefire in observance of Holy Week. Today is the Good Friday of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Olga Stefanzia has announced that the bodies of 1,020 people killed by Russian forces are being kept in mortuaries in the Kiev area. There are signs of brutal torture on the bodies of nine civilians.
Selensky asked for a weapon; U.S.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Selinsky has reiterated that they do not have the weapons to deal with Russia, which is concentrated in the eastern part of the country. U.S. announces supply of warplanes to Ukraine The Department of Defense later amended it to Aircraft Components. Western nations are pouring billions of dollars worth of weapons into Ukraine, including anti-tank missiles.