Ukraine War: “We cook and eat food once a day”

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Sky News published this video item, entitled “Ukraine War: “We cook and eat food once a day”” – below is their description.

Julia Ivashchenko shares her experience of living and escaping from Mariupol with her husband and two children, with the ruins of the city all around them.

The family have since moved west to Dnipro, but live with the constant fear of more Russian bombs falling.

Their house has been completely destroyed she says, leaving no hope of returning.

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