Ukraine accuses Moscow of forcibly moving civilians to Russia
Ukraine cites Lyudmyla Denisova alleging 402000 people including 84000 children were taken against their will. Moscow backs evictions, while Kyiv and Washington warn of deeper war risks. Ukraine says thousands face filtration camps and potential slave labor, with 130000 in Chernihiv besieged.
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U.S. to welcome up to 100000 Ukrainians fleeing war
A Biden administration official says the United States may admit up to 100000 Ukrainians fleeing Russian aggression through various paths including refugees parole and immigrant nonimmigrant visas. The program aims to help those displaced by conflict but few timelines are given and most arrivals are expected to stay in Europe initially.
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