It’s the home of Cossacks - “the free people and the founders of Ukraine,” Makarchenko said. Her home, Zaporzhie, is home to Khortytsia Island, a sacred place in Ukraine. “Thanks to my wonderful daughter Zoya and her family, I have everything I need.” “My main concern now is just the well-being of my fellow countrymen and women,” she added. I have never encountered a nation like this.” “Their generosity and kindness are well-known around the world, but it has been an understatement. “I have to talk about the hospitality and the warmth of the American people,” she said. Of course, Irina is grateful to be here now, she said. We just don’t know what’s going to happen.” There are so many buildings that are destroyed.
“So I’m just waiting to see what happens in Ukraine, because wants to go home. “Nothing is available right now,” Zoya said. With asylum status, you cannot leave the country for 18 months, much longer than Irina is hoping to stay. Green cards take a lot of time and money - as Zoya knows personally Irina is not technically a refugee, due to the visitor’s visa. I don’t know anyone else who speaks Ukrainian or Russian, and I work full time.” She has a social life, and being here is horrible for her. “But the rest of our family is in Ukraine. When you work hard and apply yourself, things happen. We have great people in Ukraine, don’t get me wrong … but the daily life here is much more comfortable and easier. “I could travel the whole country and probably live anywhere. “When I came here the first time, it felt like I belonged here,” she said. The local airport had already been bombed by then. She decided her final destination would be South Carolina, where her daughter, Zoya, had been living since 2016 with an open visitor’s visa. She left with a friend whose daughter lived in Prague. By then, it was early March.īut she wouldn’t go alone. “Many of us realized then that these people have completely lost their minds if they’re doing this, which could have resulted in a nuclear explosion and be the end to all of us, but also to them,” Makarchenko said. If they can kill children, rape women and execute civilian men in cold blood - that is not a brotherly nation.”īut an attack on a nearby nuclear power plant was the final straw. “Everyone was in shock when the invasion came … but we are realizing now that things must have changed in Russia over time. Main Title – 3:03ģ2.“I didn’t believe until the last minute that Russia would attack Ukraine - we used to be brotherly nations,” Makarchenko said from her new temporary home in Goose Creek.
stills and liner notes from the production. The best in the series and a huge fan favourite. This has never had an official release and now for the first time this special limited edition of 1000 copies. she managed to combine a symphonic approach which was thematic and dark. the first and best score in the long running horror classic franchise.
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