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Magna Chakrabardi to demarc the third year of the Russian war on Ukraine. For Julia

Timoshenko, that means three years of living in a war zone in the Ukrainian capital

Kiev, where it's not uncommon to hear broadcast warnings about air rates.

We got the air raid right now, because I'm, like, sitting at the mall.

Yeah, like, they're taking people out.

I still think I can answer the question.

Fantastic. I still think I can answer questions. That was four days ago at about 9 p.m. in Kyiv, Julia was at about 9 p.m.

In Kyiv, Julia was at the mall when those warnings went out over the public address system.

She didn't panic or duck and cover or run for shelter.

Instead, she pulled out her phone.

I can go on this specific news channel,

and I can read right now what kind of attack or what kind of danger we have.

So let's see.

It's drones.

It's Kamikaze drones coming from different sides on different cities currently.

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