Russia’s invasion of Ukraine shows no signs of slowing down. For many Angelenos with family in the war-torn country, their focus has remained locked on getting loved ones safe passage stateside.Tomicki, whose parents live in Ukraine, described what her mother told her over the phone when the attacks began.[on the base],” said Tomicki. “The whole ground was shaking, and people were just like, screaming and panicking in the middle of the little market.
Vasyl Dub, another Ukrainian refugee who successfully brought his family to California, said that with the war still ongoing,“It’s difficult to understand the whole picture,” he said, “and plan for a long time.”and stay safe out there.
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