Berlin displays photos depicting the life of Ukrainians in the underground at the beginning of the war

Berlin has put up photos showing Ukrainians living in the underground hiding from Russian missiles at the beginning of the war. As Meduza specifies, the photos, taken by photo journalists Emil Dyuk, Serhiy Korovayniy and Maksym Dondyuk, are posted on three Berlin metro stations.

At the first station, Rosenthaler Platz, the photos appeared on November 11, while at the other two, Gesundbrunnen and Möckernbrücke, the photos will be posted on November 15.

It should be noted that for many months Ukrainians were forced to live in the metro, both in Kiev and Kharkiv. They were there together with their children and their pets. At the same time, many of our citizens, while fleeing the war, went abroad, including to Germany

According to the UN, the largest number of refugees from Ukraine with temporary protection status reside in Poland - 1.409m. Next is Germany, where the number of refugees from Ukraine registered for temporary protection is 709,15,000