I wrote in our chat, SanityDesk Ukraine that this happened, and then Vlada, you know you all know Vlada. She called me to help me to find a bomb shelter. But we decided to stay in the bathroom. It was 4 am. So we started, we panically started packing the apartment, which we rent. So we didn't actually pack the whole apartment. We left half of the stuff there. At 7 am we escaped Kyiv. It was, it was, it was tough. Thankfully, the roads were safe. There was no fighting or, you know, bombing while we were driving but we saw troops. We saw our troops. And you know, like tanks. It was, it was horrifying, like, you know, like a horror film but reality. So yeah, in the end, we are all now safe here all together. The road took us 15 hours or 16 hours instead of the regular 5 hours, which usually takes to get from Kyiv to Ternopil, so yeah. Here it's safer. Not maybe as safe as out of, outside of Ukraine. We hear sirens day and night. So they don't stop. But nothing happened just yet. And I hope it will not. But we'll see.

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