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Pixie Shmigel: Australian woman flees Ukraine after announcing return - Vimarsana News

Pixie Shmigel: Australian woman flees Ukraine after announcing return

Australian woman Pixie Shmigel has given a heart wrenching interview as she and her partner Blake fled their home in Ukraine's capital Kiev to Poland in the wake of the Russian invasion.

Dasha Sarana's father left Sydney for Ukraine last week. Now she's worried she'll never see him again | Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Dasha Sarana's father left Sydney for Ukraine last week. Now she's worried she'll never see him again | Ukraine

Some Australians have fled the country after Russia invaded, but others remain trapped

Sydney woman is flying BACK to Kiev despite the daily threat of a Russian invasion in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Sydney woman is flying BACK to Kiev despite the daily threat of a Russian invasion in Ukraine

Sydneysider Pixie Shmigel and her partner decided to leave Australia for Kiev six months ago to start a new life, but they have spent the past three weeks in Montenegro as fears of a Russian invasion grow.

Ukrainians in Melbourne fearful for their mother country - Vimarsana News

Ukrainians in Melbourne fearful for their mother country

“He’s (Putin) going to try and concoct a reason to then say that Russians were threatened and he had to attack,” says Liana Slipetsky, the president of the Noble Park branch of the Association of Ukrainians

Source: smh.com.au
Ukrainians in Melbourne fearful for their mother country - Vimarsana News

Ukrainians in Melbourne fearful for their mother country

“He’s (Putin) going to try and concoct a reason to then say that Russians were threatened and he had to attack,” says Liana Slipetsky, the president of the Noble Park branch of the Association of Ukrainians