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You never know how the world can turn around. We were in the city of Donetsk, when the war started.
I remember how one day the explosions of shells were heard very loudly; I was so afraid that one could fall on our house. I was hiding under the bed and I was very frightened.
I was afraid to leave home when people die defending their homeland. Thank God, I don't hear explosions now, because I am staying in the camp.
For me, the peace is:
1) When people close to you are near you.
2) When your soul is still.
3) You are not afraid that at any moment a bullet or a shell may hit you, you just live in a high.
4) In the future, I would like the war to end, so that everyone lived peacefully and happily. I want to wish you all the best, peace and all the very best.
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