The Ukrainian-Russian families at conflict over invasion

Estimated 11m people in Russia have Ukrainian relatives – but some ‘don’t believe’ war is even happening

A man says goodbye to his daughter before she boards an evacuation train at Kyiv Central station
Man says goodbye to his daughter beside evacuation train at Kyiv Central station
(Image credit: Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP via Getty Images)

Many of the millions of people fleeing Ukraine in the wake of the Russian invasion have left behind fathers, brothers and other family members who stayed to fight the enemy forces.

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