Reunion moment of Ukrainian evacuees at home

The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has displaced more than 10 million Ukrainians. This is considered the largest evacuation wave in Europe since the Second World War. Now, some have begun to return to their homeland.

At the train station of Ukraine’s second largest city Kharkiv, husbands and fathers anxiously waited to see their loved ones, flowers in their hands… And finally, after weeks and months, their loved ones were back in their arms. surname.

Tatyana – City of Kharkov, Ukraine broke up with her husband on March 5 to evacuate in Slovakia. “It’s still dangerous, but I want to go home,” she said. The Slovak people welcomed us very well, but there was no place like home.

As fighting in Kharkov has eased for more than two weeks, more and more of the city’s children are returning home, despite the Kharkiv region’s governor calling for citizens not to risk their lives and the occasional shelling. fall, taking human life.

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