"Families Divided by Border Now Face Front Line Tensions"

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The Russia-Ukraine border, which separates families with deep ties on both sides, has become a front line in the ongoing conflict. Residents like Valentina and her daughter Alla, who live on opposite sides of the border, regularly check on each other's safety as bombardments and attacks intensify, highlighting the emotional and physical toll of the war.
A Border Runs Through Their Families. Now It's a Front Line. The New York Times
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