Ukrainian surrogates Nataliia Matviichuk and Liudmyla Kuzmenko have given their stories to the Times newspaper.
In an update on the current situation for Ukraine surrogates, many of whom are now in Poland, the Times speaks to two women who fled the war in Ukraine while pregnant.
The surrogates discuss the terms of their contracts, how they had to make decisions as pregnant surrogates fleeing a war situation and how the rules in Poland surrounding surrogacy are affecting them.
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