The flow of refugees has slowed slightly in recent weeks, going from more than 100,000 a day at the beginning of the invasion to less than 50,000 a day.
Thousands of Ukrainians continue to leave their country every day as a result of the war, an exodus that reached that of people, according to figures updated every day by the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR).
The flow of refugees has slowed slightly in recent weeks, from more than 100,000 a day at the start of the invasion to less than 50,000 a day, statistics from the United Nations agency show.
Poland hosts 2.42 million refugees, and Romania 635,000, some of them arriving in this country from the European Union after first passing through neighboring Moldova.
Hungary has received 380,000 Ukrainian refugees, Russia 350,000, Slovakia 300,000 and Belarus 12,000, according to UNHCR.
Added to these refugees are the more than 6.5 million internally displaced persons in Ukraine itself, meaning that nearly 11 million Ukrainians, a quarter of the total population, have left their homes to flee the violence.
With information from EFE
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