00:00I'm from Ukraine, from Kyiv and Lviv, I was born in Lviv, in Leopoli, but I live in Kyiv and
00:09at 24th February we woke up with my husband from the splashes, from the bombarding the Kyiv and it was,
00:20I don't know how to say it really, because it was really this emotion, how to say it.
00:30How to say it, it's scary, scary, yes, really scary, and we take our baggage and just with one pants
00:42and one t-shirt and we come to Leopoli to live to our parents, we were there one day and
00:53then we really don't know how to do in the past, in the future, because I'm pregnant
00:59and our husband is really scared for me, for our child.
01:07Have you fear for your husband?
01:09Yes, we speak in like two or three minutes in the day, because he is, he protects our family, because
01:20my parents are in Ukraine and his parents and our parents really are in Ukraine and Ukraine is our country,
01:28it's our childhood, it's
01:34It's an aggressive man that really can want to show how, what can he do, but we don't need it.
01:44He said, I have really many friends in Russia and they say that on TV said that he want to
01:52protect us, we don't need to protect us, no, we are a country that really was happy.
02:00We had really happy children, men, women, and it was really good for us, but what is now, I really,
02:10I don't understand why, for what?
02:12I can't say how much we are thankful to Italian and that we are here and we can live here
02:22because we're really in a bad situation. We need to be with them, with our parents in our country, but
02:30when? It's a question to aggressive men. I really, I don't want to say his name.
02:39I really, I don't want to say his name.
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