Since Russia launched its military campaign against Ukraine, Europe has seen its worst refugee crisis since World War II. On March 6, local time, the UnHCR said that in just over 10 days, more than 1.5 million refugees from Ukraine have entered Poland and other neighboring countries. In the aftermath of the conflict, several countries made it clear that they would provide protection for refugees in terms of accommodation, but as more and more refugees fled Ukraine, neighboring countries were overwhelmed.
The EU faces a refugee crisis
On the 7th, the European Union once again said that the conflict is likely to produce 5 million refugees, and European countries must make full preparations for this. For now, Moldova is the country that receives the largest number of refugees. The country's population is only 2.6 million, but the cumulative number of refugees has reached 230,000.
The arrival of a large number of refugees has put great pressure on the country, and the country's interior minister, Revenko, has publicly stated that the military conflict has led many people to turmoil and the influx of refugees has posed great challenges to the country. In order to avoid a serious humanitarian crisis, the country has established temporary camps to provide temporary shelter for refugees. In addition to this, the country has collected a variety of necessities, such as bread, to ensure that the necessary supplies can be provided to the refugees.
It is reported that some Ukrainian refugees will not stay in Moldova, and about 50% of them will travel to Romania or other surrounding countries through the country. In order to help refugees reach Romania safely, the country has created a passage with Romania to ensure that refugees can arrive in Romania in the shortest possible time.
To put it simply, at the beginning, many European countries believed that Ukraine should be part of Europe, and they should assume the corresponding responsibility as a part of Europe to accept a large number of refugees from Ukraine, but with the passage of time, the influx of a large number of refugees has made many European countries feel more pressured.
Pro-Russian countries "defect"
In addition to the pressure of the influx of refugees, Moldova fears a risk of being drawn into conflict. Some French media pointed out that the country is a country that is closer to Russia, but after the conflict, the country proposed to join the European Union, hoping to become part of the European Union. In the face of Moldova's request, the EU has made it clear that it will not abandon the country. In addition, the United States has also expressed its willingness to help Moldado.
In fact, although the actual military conflict is between Russia and Ukraine, this conflict has had a great impact on Europe and other countries, and it may directly change the international pattern.
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