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Journalist and translator, Ganna lives in Friuli but fears for her loved ones: “In Kiev my parents take refuge in the cellar”

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Journalist and translator, Ganna lives in Friuli but fears for her loved ones: “In Kiev my parents take refuge in the cellar”

Ganna Dzhulai, 42, studies Languages ​​at the University of Udine

Journalist and translator, Ganna Dzhulai follows the war in her country from Friuli “The roads are blocked, people try to reach less inhabited places”

UDINE. Every half hour from San Giorgio della Richinvelda, Kiev-born Ganna Dzhulai connects with her parents and sister to find out how they are: the thought of having relatives in Russian-occupied Ukraine torments her. “My mother and father live on the outskirts of Kiev and two hours ago the missiles fell five kilometers away from the house,” she said on Thursday 24 February, shortly after 2 pm.

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