
Ready in Berlin: People have flocked to the German capital's main train station to offer lodging for refugees.

Moldova: Over 10 million Ukrainians have now fled the country, crossing the border to neighboring countries such as Moldova.

Poland: Refugees are being housed in makeshift shelters, like this train station in Przemysl.

Crisis: The exodus is the swiftest in this century, according to the UN.

On the road to safety: Refugees at the Medyka border crossing, Poland.

Tragedy: Families have been split up as men of fighting age cannot leave the country.

In need: Refugees try to stay warm after fleeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine, at the Medyka border crossing in Poland.

Help at hand: The Hauptbahnhof railway station in Berlin has become a volunteer center.

Alone: Women and children have been allowed to leave, while fighting-age men must stay.

Shattered lives: A Ukrainian evacuee hugs a child in the train station in Przemysl, Poland.

Finding shelter: In Poland, these refugees were housed in an empty Tesco supermarket.

Hungary: Ukraine's neighbor is also seeing many refugees arrive, such as at the border train station of Zahony.

Leaving home: Refugees are crossing to neighboring countries such as Poland, then heading further afield.

Amsterdam: Ukrainian refugees arrive by train from Berlin at Amsterdam Central Station.



