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American soldiers in Poland
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0261479.jpg
American soldiers in the streets of Krakow. The United States currently has 100,000 troops on the Old Continent, twice as many as a year ago. March 8, 2022.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260925.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260926.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260927.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260928.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260929.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260930.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260931.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260932.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260933.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260934.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260935.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260936.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260937.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260938.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260939.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260940.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Arrival of refugees from Ukraine at Przemysl railway station in Poland
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260941.jpg
Vladislav (23) is waiting impatiently for his wife Marina (24) and daughter Alissa (2) from KryvyĆÆ Rih, whom he has not seen for 6 months. They finally arrive on the train. As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to arrive from Ukraine on trains. The Przemysl railway station is one of the main entry points. Many Ukrainians are waiting for their relatives. Less numerous are the people returning to Ukraine, humanitarians, volunteers or women who want to join their relatives and participate in the war effort.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260916.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260917.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260918.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260919.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260920.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260921.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260922.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260923.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260924.jpg
At the train station in Przemysl, women and children who have fled the war in Ukraine are leaving for various destinations in Poland and elsewhere in Europe. Tiredness can be seen on all their faces. March 7, 2022, Przemysl, Poland.
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260901.jpg
At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260902.jpg
At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260903.jpg
A delegation of the Lasy Państwowe (State Forests) distributes material for the refugees. At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260904.jpg
Ukrainians wait for their relatives at the Hrebenne border crossing. At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260905.jpg
Pavlo lives in Spain with his wife and daughter, he drove 26 hours to pick up his mother, Galina (72 years old) and grandmother Vera (96 years old) who fled the town of KryvyĆÆ Rih thanks to a driver who was paid 1000 euros for the trip. At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260906.jpg
Pavlo lives in Spain with his wife and daughter, he drove 26 hours to pick up his mother, Galina (72 years old) and grandmother Vera (96 years old) who fled the town of KryvyĆÆ Rih thanks to a driver who was paid 1000 euros for the trip. At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260907.jpg
Pavlo lives in Spain with his wife and daughter, he drove 26 hours to pick up his mother, Galina (72 years old) and grandmother Vera (96 years old) who fled the town of KryvyĆÆ Rih thanks to a driver who was paid 1000 euros for the trip. At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260908.jpg
At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees leave Ukraine and then squeeze onto trains
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260909.jpg
Pavlo lives in Spain with his wife and daughter, he drove 26 hours to pick up his mother, Galina (72 years old) and grandmother Vera (96 years old) who fled the town of KryvyĆÆ Rih thanks to a driver who was paid 1000 euros for the trip. At the Hrebenne border crossing hundreds of refugees from Ukraine flee the Russian invasion every day
Refugees from Ukraine crowd onto trains leaving the Polish-Ukrainian border
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260910.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to board trains from the Przemysl station in Poland not far from the border. Refugees can travel for free throughout Poland.
Refugees from Ukraine crowd onto trains leaving the Polish-Ukrainian border
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260911.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to board trains from the Przemysl station in Poland not far from the border. Refugees can travel for free throughout Poland.
Refugees from Ukraine crowd onto trains leaving the Polish-Ukrainian border
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260912.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to board trains from the Przemysl station in Poland not far from the border. Refugees can travel for free throughout Poland.
Refugees from Ukraine crowd onto trains leaving the Polish-Ukrainian border
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260913.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to board trains from the Przemysl station in Poland not far from the border. Refugees can travel for free throughout Poland.
Refugees from Ukraine crowd onto trains leaving the Polish-Ukrainian border
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260914.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to board trains from the Przemysl station in Poland not far from the border. Refugees can travel for free throughout Poland.
Refugees from Ukraine crowd onto trains leaving the Polish-Ukrainian border
Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260915.jpg
As the figure of 2 million Ukrainian refugees approaches, refugees continue to board trains from the Przemysl station in Poland not far from the border. Refugees can travel for free throughout Poland.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260868.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260869.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260870.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260871.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260872.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260873.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260874.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260875.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260876.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260877.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260878.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260879.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260880.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260881.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260882.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260883.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260884.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
War in Ukraine, refugee crisis. Eleventh days of war at the Hrebenne border post
Nicolas Cleuet / Le Pictorium
LePictorium_0260885.jpg
At the Hrebenne post, on the eleventh day of the war, the situation has changed dramatically. The flow of refugees has never been so intense: from 30,000 arrivals on 26 February, Poland has seen almost a million refugees by 6 March. Many are now arriving from war zones, traumatised by the bombings. The first to cross had family or friends in Europe, now the majority don't know where to go. They are directed to accommodation or shelters opened in different parts of Poland. But these are filling up fast. They are reportedly already 40% full.
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