The Latest Breaking News from Romania

LUCKNOW: “Air raid sirens still ring in my ears,” said 21-year-old Shreya Singh of Agra after landing in Delhi from Romania on Monday. As many as 298 students were also evacuated from Bucharest along with her.

LUCKNOW: Isha Chitranshi, a 22-year-old medical student of Ternopil University in Ukraine, was one of the few lucky ones to enter the border of Romania from the war zone.

The day before Russia invaded Ukraine, Iryna Kyrychenko and her husband went to sleep thinking they would take their two young daughters to visit their grandmother the next day.

They file into neighboring countries by the hundreds of thousands — refugees from Ukraine clutching children in one arm, belongings in the other. And they’re being heartily welcomed, by leaders of countries like Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Moldova and Romania. But while the hospitality has been applauded, it has also highlighted…

Caroline Prater has 18 rescue dogs of her own and, when she's not working as a full-time carer, visits shelters in Romania to help

The European Union is preparing to grant Ukrainians who flee the war the right to stay and work in the 27-nation bloc for up to three years, senior European officials said on Monday, adding that EU border states would get help to cope with the arrivals.

Just under 71,000 Ukrainians have fled to Romania since Russia invaded Ukraine, and more than half of them have already exited the country through its Bulgarian and Hungarian borders, government spokesman Dan Carbunaru said on Monday.

“My father called me as soon as I crossed the border,” said Muhammad Afridi Shoaib. “I told him I had made it to Romania. He started to cry, and so did I.”

Centre has launched Operation Ganga to bring back citizens stranded in Ukraine via Romania, Hungary