The war that broke out in Ukraine continues today, almost a month after the first attack, which is why most Ukrainian citizens have decided to leave their homes in search of shelter. Given that Romania is a neighboring country to Ukraine, most families arrived here, where they received help from volunteers, ordinary people or even celebrities.
Actor Mihai Călin is among those who have chosen to provide housing and goods to refugees in Ukraine, so, together with his wife, they received in their own home a mother with two children.
Mihai Călin hosted a family of Ukrainians, who came to Romania only with their clothes on
The actor told on social media the drama of the Ukrainian family he hosts. The woman left Kyiv with her two little girls, Arina and Veronika, taking very little with them.
“Regina, Arina (17), and Veronika (9) from Kyiv came to us tonight. They want to stay here until they can return home. – Do you have clothes to wash? We’ll bring them to you tomorrow.
-Our clothes are all we have. And another little troller. They have only eaten sandwiches for 5 days.
Arina wants to go to school, she speaks English. And I think we should find him a psychologist. Veronika should learn English.
We will talk.
Thank you # marianraduna. You’re an angel.
We all need help.
Gara de Nord is full of mothers with children “, wrote Mihai Călin on his personal Facebook page.
Mihai Călin: “They slept in the bathroom for six days”
Fearing the bombing, the mother and her two children, who were hosted by Mihai Călin, slept in the bathroom for six days. The actor claims that this tragedy of the neighboring country is a lesson for Romanians, because people will learn to be more supportive and selfless!
“It’s a picture of their apartment in Kyiv, where they slept in the bathroom for six days during the bombing. It seems to me that something interesting is happening to us Romanians. I think that many Romanians could say about us that we are quite divided. I believe that we are capable of extraordinary solidarity in difficult times. With us or with others. We have not learned to stand in good times. Now, this help that the Romanians give to the Ukrainians unites us. It is an interesting moment for the Romanian nation “, says Mihai Călin.
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