Polish mothers have left strollers and blankets available at a train station for any Ukrainian refugees arriving after fleeing the war in their homeland.
A photo showing a row of strollers on a Polish train station platform has been widely shared on social media.
“Mother’s love is infinite and powerful,” Mum Central wrote on Facebook.
Other social media posts called the photo “powerful”, praised the demonstration of “compassion in action,” and noted the “huge hope” it represents.
“Humanity and hope continue to rise, even in the worst of occasions,” author and speaker Mary Katherine Backstrom wrote on Facebook.
KYIV ZOO STAFF AND FAMILIES CARE FOR NEARLY 4,000 ANIMALS AMID WAR IN UKRAINE
NPR’s Leila Fadel noted that most Ukrainian men are staying behind to fight in the war, leaving many women to juggle children and personal belongings as they flee war-torn Ukraine.
The most stunning thing about all of the people coming into Poland from Ukraine…there are hardly any men. With Martial Law in Ukraine they have to stay behind. So women are juggling bags, babies, strollers and children as they (in some cases) walk into Poland. pic.twitter.com/ECwIVhFwQ6
— Leila Fadel (@LeilaFadel) February 27, 2022
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The number of displaced Ukrainians has increased by nearly a half-million in three days, bringing the total number of refugees to nearly 1.5 million, a United Nations agency estimated Sunday.
