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Fleeing Ukraine: One family's journey from a warzone to the Wasatch Front

Kira Karnaukh cries and her mother Elvira Karnaukh comforts her as they pull away from Chervonohrad Kindergarten No. 12, where they have been living with dozens of other refugees for five months, and start their journey to the United States in Chervonohrad, Ukraine, on Sept. 20.

Kira Karnaukh cries and her mother Elvira Karnaukh comforts her as they pull away from Chervonohrad Kindergarten No. 12, where they have been living with dozens of other refugees for five months, and start their journey to the United States in Chervonohrad, Ukraine, on Sept. 20. (Kristin Murphy, Deseret News)


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The explosion cut through the storm like a clap of thunder, drowning out the rain pattering against the windows of Elvira Karnaukh's fifth-story apartment.

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