DW correspondents niklasconnolly, mare_porter, AlexandravonNah, Anna Fil, Tessa_C_Walther, mo_sieradzka and The_Max_Zande are on the ground reporting from Ukraine and its neighboring countries. Read about their experiences here:
, reporting from Lviv in western Ukraine, says many residents believe it's only a matter of time before the war comes to their city. She says many Ukrainians are skeptical that it will be possible to evacuate residents from places like Mariupol, after the failure to implement a cease-fire.
Over the weekend, she saw long lines of cars filled with people waiting to cross the border into Poland.has also been reporting from Lviv, where she says the situation has worsened. Thousands of people are crowding the railway station, waiting in a huge line for a spot on a train heading west. "People standing in it can't even tell where they are going exactly," she says."They know that there are trains going to Poland every two hours. They don't know what town this train will bring them to, and basically it doesn't matter." For these refugees, who have fled the fighting and missile attacks, anywhere is better.reports that people are relatively safe. But they wonder if their lives will return to the way it was before the Russian invasion.
She says volunteers here"have come from everywhere," from across Europe and as far away as India and Canada, to help, some working"for 24 hours straight."was also in Przemysl, where she spoke with many frightened children who have seen the horrors of war firsthand. "A new generation of European refugees carry the baggage of trauma into their new lives," Sieradzka reports.
met up with refugees at a youth center which is helping kids forget their troubles. He says people from all over Poland have been pitching in to help.You can keep up with DW's correspondents on Twitter at @dwnews
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