Ukraine's losses, including destroyed homes and massive damage to the country's infrastructure, has topped $1 trillion since Russian forces invaded the country two months ago, according to Ukraine's top economic advisor.
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More than 2.9 million people have fled Ukraine and sought refuge in Poland since the Russian invasion began in February, the Polish Border Guard said on Sunday.People cross from Ukraine into Poland at the border crossing between Shehyni and Medyka as they flee from the Russian invasion on April 3, 2022.
Ukraine's losses, including destroyed homes and massive damage to the country's infrastructure, has topped $1 trillion since Russian forces invaded the country two months ago, according to Ukraine's top economic advisor.
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