Most Ukrainian refugees pass through Hungary quickly moving further west, but for those who stay, integrating in a country, whose nationalist leader continues to court Moscow, can be difficult. "Other countries were inserting Ukrainians into society I think in a bit of a better welcoming way than here" says a volunteer at a hostel and shelter for Ukrainian refugees in the country's capital of Budapest, while a refugee from Kyiv says "we are like dogs, we understand a lot but to speak Hungarian it's really hard". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES