Romania Ukrainians find refuge from war
A Ucrainian woman warms up after crossing the border into Romania at Siret. More than 240.000 refugees fleeing war in Ukraine have entered Romania since the beginning of the conflict, many of them on their way to other European countries.
BUCHAREST, ROMANIA - MARCH 4: Azerbaijani citizens stranded in Ukraine after Russian attacks arrive at the North Railway station in Bucharest, Romania on March 4, 2022. Approximately a thousand civilians were offered water and food by volunteers and transported by buses organized by the Romanian authorities to a temporary accommodation facility.
Approximately a thousand refugees from Ukraine, of Azerbajiani citizenship, arrived Thursday night, March 4 at the North Railway station in Bucharest. They were offered water and food by volunteers and they were transported by buses organized by the Romanian authorities to a temporary accommodation facility. (Alexandra Radu/Anadolu Agency)
Approximately a thousand refugees from Ukraine, of Azerbajiani citizenship, arrived Thursday night, March 4 at the North Railway station in Bucharest. They were offered water and food by volunteers and they were transported by buses organized by the Romanian authorities to a temporary accommodation facility. (Alexandra Radu/Anadolu Agency)
Approximately a thousand refugees from Ukraine, of Azerbajiani citizenship, arrived Thursday night at the North Railway station in Bucharest. They were offered water and food by volunteers and they were transported by buses organized by the Romanian authorities to a temporary accommodation facility. (Alexandra Radu/Anadolu Agency)
Approximately a thousand refugees from Ukraine, of Azerbajiani citizenship, arrived Thursday night, March 4 at the North Railway station in Bucharest. They were offered water and food by volunteers and they were transported by buses organized by the Romanian authorities to a temporary accommodation facility. (Alexandra Radu/Anadolu Agency)
Father Malcovici prays together with a Ukrainian refugee family at the end of the Easter mass.
Ukrainian refugees and members of the Ukrainian community in Bucharest pray during the Easter mass.
The majority of people that participated in the Easter mass were Ukrainian mothers with children who fled the war into Romania and found a temporary home in Bucharest.
