Locals are being forced from their homes after Russian power station attacks left them without heat and electricity
Europe is experiencing a fresh wave of Ukrainian refugees who are being forced from their homes because Russian attacks on power stations have left them without heat and electricity.
And Hungary is already feeling the pinch.
Since Vladmir Putin’s illegal invasion, 963,812 refugees have entered Hungary from the border with Ukraine and Romania. At the peak, more than 25,000 Ukrainians, mostly women and children, arrived in a single day.
Arrivals began dwindling in mid-March but are creeping up again while Hungary makes preparations to handle tens of thousands of new refugees.