how is it to have mum here, finally, safely in caernarfon? it feels good, but because it's just my mum here with me, what we feel sorry about about what we feel guilty and upset is my grandparents, who are still in ukraine. nataliia is also desperately waiting for news from one of her closest friends, julia. she's trapped in mariupol with her three young daughters. i just saw the video which my friend from school, julia, she sent to me. the bombing and shooting at night, it's day—bright. she took that video and then ran to hide. explosion. in a communal bunker, julia tries to distract the girls from the horrors unfolding above them. singing softly. they're hiding amongst these ruins on the run in their own city, which is under relentless attack. julia has been keeping a video diary. it's hard to explain war to a child. is not safe anywhere in ukraine at the moment, but there it was dangerous. all the shops were destroyed, so they had no food supplies. i ran out of food at some point. when it start to rain, they were able to drink from the p