Nearly a year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a family of five escaped the country after narrowly avoiding Russian shelling in Kherson.
On Thursday afternoon, a busload of Ukrainians pulled into the parking lot of an old shopping mall in Przemyśl, now a temporary shelter for refugees.The family’s breaking point came Tuesday when Russians shelled a bus stop in Kherson, killing six people.“It was an easy decision to leave everything behind because there is nothing more important than my children's safety," he said.
At the shelter, there is everything from psychiatric support to food and clothing, along with 300 beds. People are allowed to stay for 48 hours. “Due to the first anniversary of the war, we see more people coming right now. They're afraid there will be some kind of bombings in Ukraine so they're trying to find space for now, said Anna Miśniak, Chief Coordinator of the Refugee Centre. “There are no big differences between a year ago and now, because people are still dying. They still need help. People are coming with big traumas. We want the world to know it's not the end of the war.
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