Refugees flee across EU borders as Ukrainian fighting flares

By Pawel Florkiewicz and Anita Komuves MEDYKA, Poland/BEREGSURANY, Hungary (Reuters) - Refugees fleeing Russia's invasion of Ukraine continued to pour across its western borders on Saturday, with around 100,000 reaching Poland in two days, finding temporary sanctuary in sports halls and train stations.

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