myron is nine years old and he loves football. and he s certainly not going to let a small thing like a war dampen his ambition. i d like to play in the european championship, he says. no i d like to play in the world cup. myron, along with his parents and his sister, lived in the luhansk region, which is now on the front line. so they fled to the city of dnipro, which is a relative safe haven. the local football association are arranging matches involving displaced children and veteran players. translation: it s difficult psychologically for them, l so events like this help to lift tension. they receive good vibes while playing football. and it s notjust the children who are benefiting from these good vibes. translation: the feelings | are very heavy, to be honest. these are hard times for our country and our people.
and he s certainly not going to let a small thing like a war dampen his ambition. i d like to play in the european championship, he says. no i d like to play in the world cup. myron, along with his parents and his sister, lived in the luhansk region, which is now on the front line. so they fled to the city of dnipro, which is a relative safe haven. the local football association are arranging matches involving displaced children and veteran players. translation: it s difficult psychologically for them, l so events like this help to lift tension. they receive good vibes while playing football. and it s notjust the children who are benefiting from these good vibes. translation: the feelings | are very heavy, to be honest.
the exodus from ukraine shows no signs of stopping. according to the united nations, nearly 4.8 million people have left the country. millions more have been displaced within ukraine s borders. among them, an unknown number of children. the bbc s tim allman reports on one attempt to make their lives seem a little more normal, for 90 minutes at least. myron is nine years old and he loves football. and he s certainly not going to let a small thing like a war dampen his ambition. i d like to play in the european championship, he says. no i d like to play in the world cup. myron, along with his parents and his sister, lived in the luhansk region, which is now on the front line. so they fled to the city of dnipro, which is a relative safe haven. the local football association
gail maclellan, bbc news. the exodus from ukraine shows no signs of stopping. according to the united nations nearly 4.8 million people have left the country. millions more have been displaced within ukraine s borders. among them an unknown number of children. the bbc s tim allman reports on one attempt to make their lives seem a little more normal for 90 minutes at least. myron is nine years old and he loves football. and he s certainly not going to let a small thing like a war dampen his ambition. i d like to play in the european championship, he says. no i d like to play in the world cup. myron, along with his parents and his sister, lived in the luhansk region, which is now on the front line. so they fled to the city of dnipro, which is a relative
control of twitter. the exodus from ukraine shows no signs of stopping. according to the united nations, nearly 4.8 million people have left the country. millions more have been displaced within ukraine s borders. among them, an unknown number of children. tim allman reports on one attempt to make their lives seem a little more normal for 90 minutes, at least. myron is nine years old and he loves football. and he s certainly not going to let a small thing like a war dampen his ambition. i d like to play in the european championship, he says. no i d like to play in the world cup. myron, along with his parents and his sister, lived in the luhansk region, which is now on the front line. so they fled to the city