100 days of war: Kyiv in ruins; war ravaged Donbas; and more

It has been a little over three months since Russia invaded Ukraine and the immediate after-effects of this were non-fighting Ukrainians moving out of their country to neighbouring nations, mostly central Europe, as refugees. The spillover and the excessive number of refugees across European cities has now resulted in them needing new schools and housing to absorb refugees unable or unwilling to return home. Most of the European nations are now looking at the possibility of providing long-term assistance to refugees, as more and more territories in Ukraine fall under Russian control.