Posted on Mar 9, 2022
1 million children leave behind lives, friends in Ukraine
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After bombs started falling in her hometown of Kharkiv, Annamaria Maslovska left her friends, her toys, and her life in Ukraine and set off on a days-long journey with her mother toward safety in the West.
After finally crossing the Hungarian border by train along with hundreds of other Ukrainian refugees, the 10-year-old Maslovska said she had begun to worry about her friends in Kharkiv after the messages she sent to them on Viber went unanswered.
“I really miss them because I can’t contact them, they just read my messages and that’s all. I really worry, because I don’t know where they are,” she said in clear English from inside the train station at the border town of Zahony.
After finally crossing the Hungarian border by train along with hundreds of other Ukrainian refugees, the 10-year-old Maslovska said she had begun to worry about her friends in Kharkiv after the messages she sent to them on Viber went unanswered.
“I really miss them because I can’t contact them, they just read my messages and that’s all. I really worry, because I don’t know where they are,” she said in clear English from inside the train station at the border town of Zahony.
1 million children leave behind lives, friends in Ukraine
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Ukraine
Children
Refugees
Immigration
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel a very poignant story, the little girl doesn't quite understand that her home , supermarkets and parks may be gone by time she is able to return.
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Mothers are getting their children settled and safe and going back to fight. This will be a "war to the teeth". at least they are getting a l9t of the kids out of the line of fire
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