Refugees return home despite dangers in Ukraine

Everyday hundreds of people gather at the train station in Lviv, Ukraine to take the long journey back home to towns and cities that have previously been under Russian occupation and heavy bombardments. Some people say the price of staying abroad has become too high after millions of refugees fled to neighbouring countries putting pressure on the real estate markets. Others say they will live with family and friends to rebuild their lives now the Russians have left. In Northern parts of Ukraine where the Russian army has been defeated people are slowly returning while fighting is now concentrating in Eastern and Southern parts of the country as Russia hopes to cut Ukraine off from the Black Sea.