Here’s what I saw at the train station in Lviv on Friday → Some of the people I spoke to were fleeing the fighting in Kyiv, where Ukraine’s forces were in pitched battles with Russian forces.

The one place in Lviv where the war was never far away was the train station. Built in the early ... Kharkiv—created a kind of map of the worst fighting, delayed by a couple days, because ...

She’d parked the car behind the main railway station in Lviv in western Ukraine, where women and children fleeing violence and horror were arriving in trains from all over the country.

Traffic in Lviv has ground to a standstill — especially around the train station — with cars flooding the city from Ukraine’s east and testing the bandwidth of its infrastructure.

Now, the trio wait in a small, hidden room above Lviv train station’s still crowded platforms, alongside dozens of other women and young children who have left everything behind to escape death ...

LVIV, Ukraine — As the departure time ... was freshly trimmed for the long trip ahead. As the train pulled out of the station, screeching wheels drowned out the sound of a cat meowing unhappily.

Lviv is on the outer edges of the war, but at the city’s train station you can see the turmoil — some people escaping, while others return home or rush in to help. Here’s what I saw at the ...