China has started evacuating its citizens from Ukraine, state media said.
Newlyweds Yaryna Arieva and Sviatoslav Fursin have taken up arms to defend Ukraine. , Yaryna Arieva and Sviatoslav Fursin joined the fight to protect their country.
“No one here is saying that we will lose, or is crying. Everyone here believes we will win. It's all just a question of time. So, I am very happy to see this great amount of people, really being ready to fight. Being ready to kill for their land. Having no doubt about our win in this war," she said. Arieva said she is working every day and though it's"hard waiting for my husband to come back from combat missions," everyone is helping each other.
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