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Reuters
Reuters
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Mari Saito, Jan Lopatka and Supantha Mukherjee

Some Ukrainian refugees land jobs in Eastern Europe, others move further west

FILE PHOTO: Refugees crossing the border from Ukraine to Poland arrive to a reception point, fleeing the Russian invasion of Ukraine, at at border checkpoint in Kroscienko, Poland, March 17, 2022. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch/File Photo

Some Ukrainian refugees who have fled to nearby countries in Europe are starting to find jobs while others are looking to move further west as the war in their homeland grinds into its fourth week and the number of those displaced keeps rising.

Nearly 3.3 million refugees have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion began on Feb. 24, U.N. data showed, as artillery shells and missiles pummel cities and towns and strike even relative safe havens such as Lviv near the Polish border. Russia denies targeting civilians.

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