Wednesday 22 June 2022 10:05 PM Wheelchair users are lifted on to train carriages as they flee their homes in ... trends now
Wednesday 22 June 2022 10:05 PM Wheelchair users are lifted on to train carriages as they flee their homes in ... trends now
Poignant images show wheelchair users being lifted on to train carriages as they flee their homes in Donbas after more than three months as Russian forces advance Disabled in wheelchairs pictured being hoisted on to trains in war-torn Donbas Buses brought scores of citizens from Lysychansk, Donetsk and Severodonetsk Mothers were pictured carrying babies while others had pet cats in baskets
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Amid a lull in the carnage, the disabled were lifted high up on to train carriages to flee their homes.
After more than three months of the conflict, the war has finally become too much for them.
At Pokrovsk station in war-torn Donbas, hundreds of desperate faces tried to board trains to flee Vladimir Putin's brutal advance in the east of Ukraine.
The Daily Mail saw first-hand why our refugee campaign is still so important.
Buses brought citizens of all ages from Lysychansk, Donetsk and Severodonetsk.
They carried overloaded bags, cats in baskets and babies. Among the crowds were
