Three people living in England embarked on a 2,700-mile trip to deliver aid to Ukrainians who fled the war-torn country. Lloyd Palmer joined Claire Robinson and her daughter Chloe, 22, to Przemyśl on the Ukrain-Poland border.
3,000 refugees arrive there every two hours by train, and children sleep in the open in temperatures of -8°C. Claire would eventually travel on over the border into the country.
“It’s a very strange feeling, coming back,” Lloyd tells Cheshire Live. “It’s absolutely non-stop there. The people had this look on their face, they didn’t know where they were going to go, what they were going to do, all women and children. I knew there were a lot of people coming over, but until you actually see it, the constant movement of people. It didn’t feel real."
