２０２２年６月１８日の万歩計は
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６月の総歩数は４９３２４歩、
Russia-Ukraine war: Tragedy for Invercargill refugee family after fleeing conflict
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/russia-ukraine-war-tragedy-for-invercargill-refugee-family-after-fleeing-conflict/5LNXO2IOID2BZFYOEAT5LZT6MM/
Leonid Yurasov, pictured with his grandson Elijah Ului in Nova Kakhovka, Ukraine. Photo / Supplied
Cherie Howie
By Cherie Howie
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When shells began falling, gunfire boomed through the night, food became scarce and people were being shot in the streets, Leonid Yurasov's life in the new Ukrainian war zone turned into a nightmare.
But when he, his wife Hannah and their son Igor were able to find refuge in New Zealand in April, the father and grandfather's hope in the future was quickly restored.
"He would often say after we arrived, 'We're going to start a new life here. We will work hard, and get an apartment just like we dreamed. We'll buy a car and I'll play music in the park. Everything is good now that we are together'," Hannah Yurasova told the Herald.
"The most cherished dream of our life was to be the whole family together and never be separated."
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Leonid Yurasov pictured with, from left, his daughter Victoria Ului, grandson Elijah Ului, and wife Hannah Yurasova in Nova Kakhovka, Ukraine, in 2019. Photo / Supplied
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明日も良い日でありますように！
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６月の総歩数は４９３２４歩、
Russia-Ukraine war: Tragedy for Invercargill refugee family after fleeing conflict
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/russia-ukraine-war-tragedy-for-invercargill-refugee-family-after-fleeing-conflict/5LNXO2IOID2BZFYOEAT5LZT6MM/
Leonid Yurasov, pictured with his grandson Elijah Ului in Nova Kakhovka, Ukraine. Photo / Supplied
Cherie Howie
By Cherie Howie
Reporter
STAY IN THE KNOW. SIGN UP TO OUR DAILY NEWSLETTERS HERE.
When shells began falling, gunfire boomed through the night, food became scarce and people were being shot in the streets, Leonid Yurasov's life in the new Ukrainian war zone turned into a nightmare.
But when he, his wife Hannah and their son Igor were able to find refuge in New Zealand in April, the father and grandfather's hope in the future was quickly restored.
"He would often say after we arrived, 'We're going to start a new life here. We will work hard, and get an apartment just like we dreamed. We'll buy a car and I'll play music in the park. Everything is good now that we are together'," Hannah Yurasova told the Herald.
"The most cherished dream of our life was to be the whole family together and never be separated."
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Advertise with NZME.
Leonid Yurasov pictured with, from left, his daughter Victoria Ului, grandson Elijah Ului, and wife Hannah Yurasova in Nova Kakhovka, Ukraine, in 2019. Photo / Supplied
NZHerald紙
明日も良い日でありますように！
にほんブログ村
Auckland Today FC2ランキング
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