Movie star, Angelina Jolie, jogged to safety when sirens sounded warning of an imminent missile or aircraft attack, during her visit yesterday to the city of Lviv, 540 kilometers west of Ukraine, from the capital Kyiv.
Angelina, 46, was walking briskly with an entourage of escorts, when the sirens sounded her warnings of an upcoming air raid, according to Al Arabiya.net from the Ukrainian Ukrinform News Agency, as well as from Western media, who stated that whoever was filming her, He focused on her when she started jogging, so she escorted her to the camera holder and told him, “Please, no more.” However, the actress, who had served as a special envoy for the United Nations refugee agency for several years, waved to the camera in an indication that she was fine, according to the video shown.
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Goodwill Ambassador, arrived on Saturday atgroupIn a surprise visit, the details of which are not yet clear, she was received by Maksym Kozytskyy, head of the city’s regional military administration, and later issued a statement about her arrival and meeting with a number of children and volunteers, especially those injured by a Russian missile attack in early April on a train station in the eastern city of Kramatorsk. It killed 39 and injured 100 civilians, including a number of children who are currently undergoing treatment in Lviv.
I promised them another visit
In his statement, Kozetsky also mentioned that Jolie spoke to a number of volunteers who provide medical and psychological assistance at the main railway station in groupShe assured them that as a mother, she “understands the complex challenges they face, especially with regard to helping children,” adding in the statement that she also visited a boarding school, met her students, took souvenir photos with them, and promised them a second visit.
Angelina Jolie is not the first American celebrity to land in Ukraine during the conflict. In late February, Oscar-winning American actor Sean Penn preceded her. He met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv, according to what Al Arabiya.net reviewed his archived news, in which he He attended government press briefings as part of a documentary he filmed for VICE and its studios.