Here in Kyiv, the thousands of refugees who have fled eastern Ukraine are invisible. It’s impossible to spot them on the streets: They don’t live in UN tents, or stand in lines for subsidized meals. They look just like everybody else. Legally, they do not exist—after all, it should be impossible to be a refugee in one’s own country.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
New Republic: The invisible refugee crisis in Ukraine
A family of Crimean Tatar refugees takes refuge near Kyiv.
