Ukraine is there, behind them.
By the tens of thousands, they leave it daily.
In Dorohusk, the first Polish city to emerge from hell, the flow of Ukrainians has been uninterrupted since the launch of the Russian offensive on their land.
144,000 on Monday.
How much tomorrow?
Surely more.
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Women, children, old people arrive after a grueling journey.
In addition to the threatening bombardments, they recount the heartbreaking farewells with the men.
Some accompanied their families to the border.
But, until they are 65, they are required to stay in Ukraine, to be ready to take up arms.
These stories, Clément Beaune, the Secretary of State for European Affairs, came to listen to them on Monday.
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