Estonia received 50,000 war refugees, not including those in transit

10/08/2022

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Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, Estonia has received more than 50,000 war refugees, not including those considered to be in transit.

Nearly 3,700 refugees are in housing arranged by the state, including nearly 1,800 aboard the MS Isabelle, Estonian public broadcasting ERR writes.

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