Ukrainian refugees find safety, but not peace, nearly a year after Russian invasion

Ukrainian refugees suffer from trauma and loss — uprooted from their lives, separated from relatives, fearing for loved ones stuck in Russian-occupied areas or fighting on the frontline.

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