Ukrainian War: This is what everyday life looks like in the frontline area in Izjum
Vitaly Papirnyj and Lilija Dschemilyeva had to leave their home because of the Russians. Now they want to start over in the city of Izjum. But the front is getting closer and closer.
Quick Look
- Vitaly Papirnyj and Liliya Dzhemilyeva are trying to make a new start in the Ukrainian city of Izjum after being driven from their homeland by the Russian war of aggression.
- However, the front line is getting threateningly closer.
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Why It Matters
Izjum is a Ukrainian city heavily affected by the Russian war of aggression and is located near the current front line.
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Everyday life in the Ukrainian frontline The war drove them from their homeland - and brought them together
Vitaly Papirnyj and Lilija Dschemilyeva had to leave their home because of the Russians. Now they want to start over in the city of Izjum. But the front is getting closer and closer.
Georg Fahrion reports from Izjum
Open Questions
- How close is the front line to Izjum currently?
- What support do the displaced people receive locally?
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This article was originally published by Spiegel Ausland.
