Earlier in the thread, people were asking about the Indian students. The BBC just provided this update
Indian students evacuated from Sumy arrive at Poltava, central Ukraine
Sarah Rainsford
BBC Eastern Europe Correspondent
We just saw a convoy of buses carrying almost 600 Indian students arrive at Poltava station from the northeastern city Sumy - the first successful evacuation via a safe corridor in this conflict.
They are now crammed onto a slow train west; some had to stand all the way down here in the buses, many will now travel for hours more sitting on their cases or squeezed into corridors.
The scenes were chaotic as anxious students ran to the train worried they wouldn't make it on board - and to safety in Lviv.
We spoke to several who described terrifying days living in basements and shelters under Russian shelling with limited food and water.
The local authorities here say they've managed to evacuate some 5,000 people in total today, including many Ukrainian women and children - who travelled separately from the students and are expected in Poltava in the coming hours.