Ukrainians pouring into tiny Moldova find a welcoming but strained country.

Anna Sevidova was injured when her home was shelled in Ukraine. Now she’s recovering in a hotel turned refugee home in Moldova, facing an uncertain future for her family.

As Ukrainian refugees flood into Moldova, one of Europe’s poorest countries says it is reaching a breaking point. With a population of just 2.6 million, Moldova has taken in 107,000 people, making it the highest per-capita recipient of those fleeing the war with Russia. They now account for over 4 percent of Moldova’s population.

The New York Times traveled to the country in March and met Ukrainians who have recently sought refuge there. Read more

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