When the war started she wnt to live with her Uncle Leonid Opanasenko in Vilnius Lituania. She was there for 3 months until her son was wounded in late May or early June and she returned to Ukraine.
She now tells me she lives with her mother on her farm in the village of Petrivka Romanskaya. She is there because her apartment was destroyed early on in the war.
We only communicate through viber chat once a day and have only had a couple of Skype Can sessions since knowing her. The reason of become suspicious and want to have you check things out was as a result of an incident that happened last week.
While chatting she sent me a contact box that clearly showed an American man to be what appeared somewhere in Florida. She deleted to fast for me to catch the name fully.
She tried to brush it off asking me who this personal contact, but when I said it was sent from her end she said it was an man that works at the US Embassy helping her get a US Visa issued.
Leading up to this incident there have been many iconsistencies in some of the things she has told me. Before the war she told me she worked as a journalist with the biggest Media Company in Kyiv.
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