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We understand what war means’: Poles rush to aid Ukraine’s refugees.

Ordinary citizens are volunteering time and money – but the pleas for the government to do more are getting urgent

.In a giant food depot in Poland, a few miles from the border with Belarus, thousands of people, many of them women and children wrapped in woollen blankets, are crammed together in corridors and hallways. As Polish locals and volunteers frantically work alongside soldiers to try to distribute food and water to those most in need, buses pull up outside carrying more shellshocked and exhausted people needing help.

There is no attempt to register the new arrivals. There is no time. Just over a week since Russia invaded Ukraine, those working here know that this crisis has just begun. Since the violence began, more than 650,000 people have crossed into Poland, leaving their lives behind and becoming refugees.

Poland’s government, which rose to power in 2015 on an anti-refugee platform, has promised to welcome all those fleeing the war. Yet years of nationalist rhetoric have left the country with a skeletal immigration system and lacking the capacity to cope with what the UN warned could be the “greatest refugee crisis of the century”.

Thousands of volunteers, mainly students, are working day and night to distribute food, water, blankets, tents, toys and medicines to up to 80,000 people crossing the 300-mile border between Ukraine and Poland every day. In Warsaw alone, more than 4,000 locals have volunteered to take refugees into their homes.

“I have been alive for some years now, and I have never seen anything like this, such public mobilisation,” said 57-year-old Roman Pogorzelski from Warsaw. “Everyone is united; the only thing we’re asking is what more can we do – what other sanctions can we put on Russia, what aid can we send.” Everyone he knows, he says, is engaged in helping somehow, hosting refugees in their home or raising donations. On LinkedIn, he has seen colleagues organising trucks to carry medical aid into Ukraine.

When Pogorzelski’s daughter called last weekend to ask if he would take into his home four young women – international students from Kenya, fleeing Ukraine – he and his wife did not hesitate. “In a situation like this, there is only one thing you can do,” he said. “We Poles understand the meaning of war.”

The willingness of ordinary citizens like Pogorzelski and his wife to volunteer their time, money and homes to help their eastern neighbours has been a great relief to the Polish government. So far, close to all of the refugees arriving in Poland from Ukraine have found accommodation provided by citizens, private businesses and non-governmental organisations (NGOs). But experts worry what will happen in the long term, when the refugees will need their own homes, jobs and school places and the underfunded NGOs have run out of money.“

The first wave of enthusiasm will be over soon and without the system there will be a serious humanitarian crisis going on,” said Anna Alboth from the NGO Grupa Granica. “The state, instead of investing in the migration system – refugee shelters, lawyers or psychologists – has spent thousands of euros in building the wall on the Belarusian border.”Just over a week since the invasion, and with violence escalating inside Ukraine, the refugee reception points offering food and medical assistance organised by the government are imploding. Although a spokesperson for the ministry has said that work on a new bill that will outline a long-term strategy for refugees is under way, NGOs that have been dealing with the bulk of the relief effort are yet to be offered any financial support from the authorities.

.傳聞美國壓制聯合國難民署及國際紅十字會不充分救援烏克蘭的難民.

美國比爾蓋茲的慈善基金會及國際各大財團的基金會,都被美國警告不得擅作主張援救烏克蘭的難民? 

美國及北約持續援助烏克蘭軍火,延長戰爭的遊戲,死亡的卻是烏克蘭的阿兵哥,它們真正的成為犧牲品,於戰場上被犧牲掉,至死都不知道為什麼要替美國人受死?

克蘭的阿兵哥不知為何而戰為誰而戰? 

.In a room inside the Centre for Culture, in the eastern Polish city of Lublin, dozens of young men and women working for the small refugee charity Homo Faber are answering calls from thousands of Ukrainians in need of assistance. The Polish government, unable to cope with the huge flood of requests, published the phone number for Homo Faber on its official website and now the charity is overwhelmed.

‘‘We are angry,’’ says Karolina Wierzbińska, one of the founders of Homo Faber. ‘‘So far we have received 2,600 phone calls from Ukrainians in need of assistance. And we need to pay our employees, who are working 24 hours a day. If this crisis lasts for months, many NGOs risk going bankrupt. And I don’t really know how it will turn out. We believe authorities in Poland do not have a plan on how to manage this crisis in the long run. Quite simply, they are not ready.”

Before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Homo Faber had been focused on another humanitarian crisis: trying to help refugees on Poland’s other border being pushed back by border guards into Belarus.

“Last week we received a visit from a group of border guard officers here at our headquarters,” says Anna Dąbrowska, president of Homo Faber. ‘‘They came to us asking us to cooperate, to help the Ukrainians. We couldn’t believe it. Those were the border guards, the same border guards, who made our job difficult while we were trying to help Middle Eastern asylum seekers entering Poland from Belarus.’’

.Support for Ukrainian refugees, and opposition to Vladimir Putin’s invasion of the country, have united – at least momentarily – the notoriously polarised Polish public and parliament. Over 90% of respondents in a recent survey said that they were in favour of admitting Ukrainian refugees, while the opposition leader, Donald Tusk, pledged his support for the government.

美國及英國援助烏克蘭的反坦克車導彈,在本次俄烏戰爭中有良好的成績表現.
Yet the cracks have already begun to show in the system. “Humanitarian aid is not cheap. We are already seeing disagreements between local authorities about where the funding for integration of refugees is going to come from,” said Aleks Szczerbiak, politics professor from Sussex University, pointing to the mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski, who has been complaining of lack of support from central government as thousands of refugees arrive ino the capital every day.

Meanwhile, ordinary citizens like Pogorzelski remain determined to do their bit during the crisis. “We are going to help for as long as it is necessary,” he said. “Now nothing is certain. The last two weeks changed everything. We know we could be next.”

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許多烏克蘭的逃亡難民已經缺乏食物,醫藥及生活必需品,急待救援.

依據美國的估計烏克蘭的難民,將高達500餘萬人數左右,隨者戰爭時間的延續,可能將有更多的難民逃亡歐洲,使得在第二次世界大戰結束76年之後,歐洲爆發大規模的難民潮事件.

北約某大國際戰略研究所分析認為,美國壓制聯合國難民署及國際紅十字會,不給予烏克蘭的難充分的援助事出有因:

1:加強檢查進入波蘭的烏克蘭難民的身份背景,以防止俄羅斯的特工人員,冒充難民混進波蘭對於美軍駐波蘭的軍事基地,發動攻擊與破壞.

2:烏克蘭籍的難民,都是斯拉夫民族的後裔,歐洲人自古以來就瞧不起它們,認為烏克蘭沒有文化是尚未進化的野蠻人,換句話說歷史上的民族恩怨情仇,至今扔然無法解決所以導致於歐洲各國沒有積極的援助烏克蘭的難民.

3:美國的社會主義學者專家,早已研究分析斯拉夫民族與歐洲各民族,尤其是條頓民族,法蘭克高盧民族,羅馬民族的不和,因為錯綜複雜的民族,宗教,文化及生活方式的各式各樣問題,讓美國逮到機會,搞亂歐洲,搞垮歐洲,事後再扮演天使的角色,出面拯救歐洲人的苦難事件,美國人的陰謀詭計,就是要歐洲人服從美國人,讓美國繼續領導歐洲,尤其是北約.NATO.,換句話說美國人才是歐洲人的老大.

4:美國的陰謀詭計破壞德國與俄羅斯能源交易互惠的NS2.北溪2號天然氣事件,使得德國政府與人民識破美國人陰險惡劣的一面,德國的天然氣價格不僅爆漲,且短缺,已經有德國老百姓抗議,要求德國與俄羅斯商議共同解決NS2.的問題,不必理會美國的威脅與揚言炸毀NS2.

5:烏克蘭的難民潮將帶來歐洲人的惡夢與後遺症,即使戰後烏克蘭重建至少10年的時間,請問流亡海外的500餘萬的難民,就算是250萬人返回烏克蘭參加戰後重建,請問美國及歐洲各國如何處理另一方面250萬人,滯留於歐洲各國的問題?

6:歐洲已經爆發過第二次世界大戰及第一次世界大戰難道是再等待第3次世界大戰的爆發?  事實上也就說美國幕後策劃主導歐洲的第3次世界大戰只不過是美國要主動出兵歐洲與俄羅斯的斯拉夫民族決一死戰? 看看誰人才是這個世界真正的霸主.

7:美國慫恿國際志願軍,至烏克蘭參戰,實際上是派遣5000名的美軍特種部隊及顧傭兵混入其中,與俄羅斯對抗,玩弄戰爭的遊戲,增加美國與俄羅斯日後談判的籌碼.

8:烏克蘭首都基輔天主教大教堂,遭受到俄羅斯軍隊的轟炸,為什麼梵諦岡教庭國與羅馬天主教公會沒有發表聲明譴責? 難道默許俄羅斯的東正教基督徒,殘殺信仰天主教的烏克蘭人? 拿聖經的基督教與拿玫瑰經天主教徒有世仇? 

9:烏克蘭人民似乎已經被上帝,聖母瑪麗亞及耶穌遺忘? 烏克蘭的老百姓信仰天主教敵人數日益減少,天主教的教會及教堂的事務也就是說愈來愈少人民參與,換句話說教堂的奉獻金錢也就是說愈來愈短缺,哪裡有多餘的金錢,上繳梵諦岡教庭國與羅馬天主教公會?

10:中國基於人道主義與立場透過特殊管道解救烏克蘭的難民贈送物質金錢,中國透過中國紅十字會團體，向烏克蘭提供價值500萬元人民幣的人道主義援助物資,首批物資20220309自北京運送,中國紅十字會應烏克蘭方面請求,提供包括食品,生活必需品等的人道主義援助物資,將通過適當方式交付烏克蘭。

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.20220311.新中國聯邦法治基金,烏克蘭人道救援行動,已經抵達波蘭救援基地,預定20220312正式展開救援工作,中國以實際的行動表現出秧秧大國的風範.中國帶去和平,美國,北約帶去戰爭.