Escape to uncertainty

As Russia continues to send troops to Ukraine, people from its ethnic minority regions are more likely to be conscripted and face higher death rates in battle. Thousands of them have fled to neighbouring countries to avoid that fate — but relocation comes with its own challenges.

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