More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.

More than 4 million Ukrainian have fled their country since the Russian invasion. The countries neighboring Ukraine, Poland in the lead, are hosting most of these refugees. Almost 300.000 are officially registered in Germany. Many of them are arriving in Berlin where the reception is being organized as a matter of urgency. Since 20th of March, Berlin's aid organizations, under the lead of the German Red Cross, have been operating the "Ukraine Arrival Center TXL" for refugees from Ukraine on the site of the former Berlin-Tegel Airport. Hendrik von Quillfeldt, desk officer for public relations at the German Red Cross Berlin, is telling us more about the situation on site.