32.50 million have left Ukraine so far, on condition of fleeing after the Russian invasion; The United Nations has released the information

As many as 3.25 million people have fled the country since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Of these, 2 million have crossed the Polish border. This information was given by the United Nations on Friday. According to the UN refugee agency UNHCR, 3,270,662 people have fled since the start of the war on February 24.

And the number may increase

According to Matthew Saltmarsh, spokesman for the UNHCR, immigration has declined slightly since the beginning of the war. He said that it would be appropriate to say that this number is more than 20 lakhs. However, as the war grows and the situation worsens, this number may increase. Saltmarsh said 90 percent of those who left the country were women and children. In Ukraine, men between the ages of 18 and 60 can be called up for military service. In this situation, these people will not be able to leave the country. Significantly, the total population of Ukraine is about 40 million. It does not include the population of Crimea and the occupied eastern part of Russia.

Millions have arrived in Poland

One in ten Ukrainian refugees is fleeing to Poland. According to the latest UNHCR data, 1,975,449 people have visited this area. But guards at the Polish border say the number of people arriving from Ukraine has exceeded 2 million as of Friday. Although many people are moving from Poland to Ukraine. There are also those who are going to war, taking care of the elderly or taking their families from Poland.

How many have come to Romania?

According to UNSCR, more than half a million people have fled to Romania. According to the data, this number is 508,692. This includes those who have come to the EU member states from Moldova. After Romania, there are a large number of people who migrated to other European countries.

Moldova

With a population of about 2.7 million, this European country is extremely poor. According to the UNHRC, about 355,426 Ukrainians have traveled to the country between Romania and Ukraine. Its maritime border is quite far from the Ukrainian city of Odessa.

Hungary

The number of Ukrainian refugees arriving in Hungary is 291,230. Hungary shares five places with Ukraine. It also has several border towns. In one of them, local authorities in Jahuni have turned government buildings into emergency centers for refugees.

Slovakia

A total of 234,738 people came here with the shortest border from Ukraine to Slovakia. On Thursday, 5,894 Ukrainians arrived here.

Russia and Belarus

Ukrainians are also fleeing to Russia. The number of these refugees is 184,563. According to the UNHCR, between February 21 and February 23, 50,000 people arrived in Russia from the Donetsk and Lugansk regions of Russia-occupied eastern Ukraine. At the same time, the number of refugees arriving in Belarus is 2,127.