Displaced by war, tens of thousands of Ukrainians take shelter in Poland
CTV
The influx of civilians fleeing Ukraine has turned a warehouse in a small Polish village into a massive shelter -- and the number of refugees is going up by the minute.
The United Nations says 360,000 people have now been displaced by this conflict. Most are now in Poland, with others heading to Hungary, as well as Moldova and Romania.
Inside these makeshift shelters, families sleep on folding cots, their few bags leaning against them, unsure what the coming days entail.
Olga grabbed her cat and a bag and left Ukraine soon as she could when Russia invaded.
“I still can’t believe what’s happened,” she told CTV News.
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