Germany received on March 16 a total of 109,183 Ukrainian refugees, said the German Interior Ministry’s spokesperson, reported Reuters.
Additionally, German citizens offered over 300,000 homes to host those refugees, said the same source.
The country already received 50,294 Ukrainian refugees, as the Russian offensive took place on February 24, according to German Press Agency DPA.
Many European countries started receiving Ukrainian refugees, including Poland, Romania, France, and Italy.
As of March 10, the number of people who have fled Ukraine reached 2.3 million, of whom over 112,000 are third-country nationals, according to the international organization for migration (IOM).
IOM stated that it is mobilizing teams and boosting capacity in Ukraine and neighboring countries to respond to the growing humanitarian needs of Ukrainians forced to flee the country.
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