A family from the occupied Luhansk region of Russia has secured a new life in Estonia following a deportation narrowly avoided through deception and fortunate circumstance. The family, who have resided in the Russian-occupied territory, were spared deportation thanks to fabricated claims and a chance encounter. Their 12-year-old son currently earns a living selling bread. “We lived practically in a basement for a month, subsisting on water and bread,” stated Yulia, the family’s mother, to Elu24. “We are very grateful for the warm welcome here.” The family’s transition represents a significant change in their life over the past year. Topics: #family #life #year Post navigation BLOG 397: War Day in Ukraine: Germany supplied Ukraine with the tanks it was allowed to deliver Metaverse conference: how many years will it take until we all start wearing virtual glasses?
It’s heartbreaking to hear about this family’s desperate situation and the young boy’s resilience in the face of such adversity. Reply