Erik, an ambulance driver from Iraq and Afghanistan, left Norway to convoy wounded to Warsaw. Derek, ex-military, from Ireland to deliver food and military equipment. Pepe, from Spain, to ferry refugees to Poland. Guillaume, who left his studies to coordinate Medyka's French volunteer group. Raada, a volunteer for the Red Crescent, present in the camp day and night. Jimmy, an American, who tells the story of the soldiers who went to the front.
In just a few days, Przemyśl, Poland, has become the gateway to Europe. Day and night, thousands of exiles cross paths in the town's small railway station - Przemyśl, 2022
The station is the first stop on a long journey - Przemyśl, 2022
Buses run back and forth from the camp to prevent refugees from stagnating in the middle of the night - Medyka, 2022
The crossing between the two borders is done on foot - Medyka, 2022
2.5 million displaced children and thousands of orphans: that's the war in Ukraine - Medyka, 2022
Svetlana wouldn't give up her dog for the world - Medyka, 2022
Various associations are present on the border. The NFSC is one of the largest - Shehyni, 2022
Night is a dreaded time, and few refugees make it to the other side - Medyka, 2022
Many Ukrainians wish to return to their country, they have not found refuge elsewhere - Przemyśl, 2022
Raada comes straight from Egypt, he's at the border every day to help refugees of African origin - Medyka, 2022
Guillaume left everything behind to move to Ukraine. A college student, he has now been in Lviv for over 5 months - Medyka, 2022
Pepe was at university when the invasion began. Four days later, he was there, on the border - Medyka, 2022
Supporters of the New Federal State of China, a group present since February 24 to help refugees - Shehyni, 2022
Behind the Shehyni border post, refugees can wait up to 24 hours - Shehyni, 2022
Viktor, 12, has arrived in Shehyni with his mother, little brother and sister. His father, at the front, won't have the chance to accompany them on their journey - Shehyni, 2022
