It has been two years since Moscow attacked Ukraine. There are now 30,000 refugees living in Vienna. Whether they want to stay or return home depends on their fate. We spoke to those affected.
Every time Russia launches a wave of attacks on a certain Ukrainian city, the beds in Hütteldorf are freshly made – because two or three days later, newly arrived refugees are at the door of the Ukrainian arrival center “Schlossberg”, where they can be received. advice and a roof over their heads.
Between hope and hopelessness
The arrival center in the former youth hostel was opened by Volkshilfe last May with the Vienna Social Fund. Two years after the start of the war, there is no longer a need for large halls for newcomers. Instead of 300 to 400 people seeking help per week a year ago, there are still 300 to 400 per month.
Source: Krone
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