Syrian refugees, returning home from Jordan, receive support. UN Supreme Commissioner for Refugees arrived in Syria Refugees and migrants number of people who are forced to leave & nbsp; their homes due to war, violence and persecution have reached a record indicator-more & nbsp; 122 million around the world. At the same time, their ability to find refuge and support is faced with unprecedented obstacles. Today, on World Refugees Day, the Supreme & nbsp; UN Commissioner for refugees Filippo Grandi, which is on a visit to Syria. 62 ~ According to him, the ongoing conflicts and inaction – & nbsp; including in Sudan, Ukraine, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Gaza – bring people innumerable suffering. critical critical The moment 60 > “innocent people who flee, fleeing bullets and missiles, are subjected to unjust stigmatization, which is why it is even more difficult for them to avoid danger and find a place where they can & nbsp; recover and return to normal life,” Grandi added. The situation is exacerbated by gesture contractions of humanitarian aid, which is why & nbsp; millions of those in need suffer. 60 > “At this critical moment it is extremely important to confirm our solidarity with refugees-& nbsp; not only words, but also urgent urgent actions ”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; emphasized the Supreme Commissioner. He noted that in the world there are already inspirational examples – countries that continue to accept and place refugees, local & nbsp; communities that provide immigrants at home, jobs and support, as well as “countless acts of kindness and compassion, reflecting & nbsp; our general Humanity “. 62 ~ total & nbsp; responsibility ~ 60 > grandi noted that the international community can not only, but must support such countries and communities, sharing responsibility for the protection of refugees. He especially called on the actions of more wealthy states, international development banks, enterprises & nbsp; and other parties. ~ 60 > UN representative spent the World Refugees & nbsp; in Syria, where about 600 thousand people returned from neighboring countries. In total, since the fall of the Assad regime in December last year, more than two million Syrians returned to their homes and communities. ~ 60 > “in the region that has survived so much violence – & nbsp; and continues to suffer, & we still have the opportunity to help the Syrian stability and prosperity. We should not miss this chance ”, & nbsp;” Grandi said. ~ 60 > he & nbsp; met with Syrian families, who spent more than ten years in exile. Their joy from returning to their native places & nbsp; and meetings with close & nbsp; serves as a reminder that refugees want & nbsp; return home. ~ 60 >~ 60 > “Now we must support the refugees and give them the opportunity to hope & nbsp; for the best future ”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; concluded & nbsp; Supreme Commissioner. 62 ~