says karina, i m just worried about my loved ones who stayed behind. i m very worried about them. when the war began the children lived in an orphanage in the donetsk region close to the border with russia. 0n the second day of the invasion, they were evacuated to a town north west of the capital kyiv. but that also proved to be too dangerous and soon they were on the move again, this time in a region to the far west of ukraine. translation: right now, we are in a safe place. - i feel like we are back in peacetime, like - nothing has happened. i don t discuss . what s going on. let it remain beyond these walls, and here is a smalll circle of childhood. no one knows how long the fighting will last or how long these children will have to remain here. for now, they can play, as if the war isn t happening at all. tim allman, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter
abandoned or bereaved, orphans who are now having to deal with the consequences of war. but, for many, their thoughts are elsewhere. i m not worried about myself, says karina, i m just worried about my loved ones who stayed behind. i m very worried about them. when the war began the children lived in an orphanage in the donetsk region close to the border with russia. 0n the second day of the invasion, they were evacuated to a town north west of the capital kyiv. but that also proved to be too dangerous and soon they were on the move again, this time in a region to the far west of ukraine. translation: right now, we are in a safe place. - i feel like we are back in peacetime, like - nothing has happened. i don t discuss . what s going on. let it remain beyond these walls, and here is a smalll circle of childhood. no one knows how long
but that also proved to be too dangerous and soon they were on the move again, this time in a region to the far west of ukraine. translation: right now, we are in a safe place. - i think they feel like - we are back in peacetime, like nothing has happened. i don t discuss . what s going on. let it remain beyond these walls, and here is a smalll circle of childhood. no one knows how long the fighting will last or how long these children will have to remain here. for now, they can play, as if the war isn t happening at all. tim allman, bbc news. on a happier note a new home has been found for an abandoned pet in ukraine. meet bavaria a schnauzer who was discovered a few days ago near kyiv. bavaria has been taken in by a volunteer. a relatively happy ending for everyone except olga s cat kasus. he s not too keen on his new housemate