TESTIMONY. “I don’t know what awaits me”: in Normandy, the suspended life of refugees from Ukraine – Ouest-France

blocked Reserved for subscribers It has been six months, like tens of thousands of compatriots, since they left their country at war. The Ukrainian refugees – 100,000 in France – never imagined it would last so long. In Réville (Manche), Jean-Pierre Mabire and his wife Chantal have opened their house to them since the start of the Russian invasion. Cross testimonials. Elena, Andrey, Liza, Sacha and Alona, ​​Ukrainian refugees with Jean-Pierre Mabire, have seen their lives on hold for months. | OUEST-FRANCE Show slideshow close Elena, Andrey, Liza, Sacha and Alona, ​​Ukrainian refugees with Jean-Pierre Mabire, have seen their lives on hold for months. | WEST-FRANCE West-France Olivier CLERC. Modified on 08/23/2022 at 5:42 p.m. Published on 08/23/2022 at 4:17 p.m. Read later “Jean-Pierre and Chantal took care of us as our own parents would have done. We are aware of having changed their daily lives, so please say our gratitude! Elena, 43, landed in Val de Saire (Manche) from Ukraine last March with her two sons, Maxim and Andrey. They stayed a few months in this farmhouse in Réville, before Jean-Pierre Mabire and his wife Chantal played on their relations to find them an apartment located within the grounds of the college of Saint-Vaast-la-Hougue, a few kilometers from the. You have 80% of this article left to read. cadenas-ouvert This content is reserved for subscribers. For immediate access, subscribe 1st week free

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