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More Than Two Million Ukrainian Refugees In Poland A Ukrainian refugee searches for clothes in PSL office in Krakow, Poland where U-Work Foundation provides free goods for war escapees as more than two million people have already fled Ukraine for Poland, April 4, 2022. As the Russian Federation invaded Ukraine, the conflict is expected to force up to 5 million Ukrainians to flee the country. Many of the refugees seek asylum in Poland. Most charitable help in Poland is provided by individuals, NGOs and businesses. U-Work started humanitarian help immediately after the invasion, the organization was able to open a humanitarian help centre in PSL - one of political parties offices, the organization receives support from both local and intern

More Than Two Million Ukrainian Refugees In Poland A Ukrainian refugee searches for clothes in PSL office in Krakow, Poland where U-Work Foundation provides free goods for war escapees as more than two million people have already fled Ukraine for Poland, April 4, 2022. As the Russian Federation invaded Ukraine, the conflict is expected to force up to 5 million Ukrainians to flee the country. Many of the refugees seek asylum in Poland. Most charitable help in Poland is provided by individuals, NGOs and businesses. U-Work started humanitarian help immediately after the invasion, the organization was able to open a humanitarian help centre in PSL - one of political parties offices, the organization receives support from both local and intern

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More Than Two Million Ukrainian Refugees In Poland A Ukrainian refugee searches for clothes in PSL office in Krakow, Poland where U-Work Foundation provides free goods for war escapees as more than two million people have already fled Ukraine for Poland, April 4, 2022. As the Russian Federation invaded Ukraine, the conflict is expected to force up to 5 million Ukrainians to flee the country. Many of the refugees seek asylum in Poland. Most charitable help in Poland is provided by individuals, NGOs and businesses. U-Work started humanitarian help immediately after the invasion, the organization was able to open a humanitarian help centre in PSL - one of political parties offices, the organization receives support from both local and intern

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