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Sunday, July 24, 2022

World Vision braces for new wave of displaced Ukrainians with some forced to return to war-torn hometowns

Economic pressures, tourist season and cuts to refugee assistance drive new phase of displacement – with some being forced to return to Ukraine despite danger Half of displaced people in Ukraine unsure if they will stay in current city, World Vision figures show

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