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"Even though I feel safe, I still want to go back home": The Ukrainian families who have sought refuge in Greater Manchester

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Yuliia Bihun often wakes in the night. In a confused state, she imagines herself back in Kyiv as bombs and missiles rain down around her.

But Yuliia isn’t in Ukraine anymore, she’s safe as a refugee in Whitefield. She no longer hears explosions from her bedroom – only the distant rumble of Bury New Road.

The 26-year-old is one of millions who fled the war-torn country following Russia's invasion. Yuliia was forced to leave everything behind, including her husband Lyosha. “It was horrible,” she recalls as a tear rolls down her face. “I keep in touch with him every day.” READ MORE: Man, 91, who died in house explosion named...

as brother says he fears he may have bought appliance to 'deal with cold snap and energy price rise' - and it could have sparked blast After war broke out on February 24, Yuliia and Lyosha remained in Kyiv for five days.

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