'What can you say to your relatives and friends over there?' As Eastern Europeans now living in L.A. continue to ramp up relief efforts to aide their home countries, the war has created new forms of conflict in their lives.
As the War in Ukraine reaches nearly a month’s worth of conflict, Eastern Europeans living both abroad and within Los Angeles County limits are dealing with other forms of conflict as a result.Major Alarm Brush Burns 4 Acres Near Hansen Dam; Over 120 Firefighters, Water-Dropping Aircraft Handle Blaze
They’re under the impression that the images of death and destruction are fake, even refusing to listen to the best wishes of their own family members, who fear for their safety as the conflict escalates.‘My Goal Is To Save Lives First’: Locals Make Tremendous Humanitarian Efforts; Change Way Of Life To Support Ukraine
Kateryna Soin, originally from Ukraine, and her husband Petr, who hails from Russia, have several relatives who, at times, have issued statements of doubt and disregard for what they believe is a faux-conflict.
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