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Russia's invasion of Ukraine is in its fourth year. While the fighting continues, Olga Granlöf wants to create summer memories for Ukrainian refugee children at the Eda camp in Knivsta. “The war continues and the children are in it every day. It leaves a mark,” she says.
February 24, 2022. Russia launches full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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