Ever since Russia invaded Ukraine last week, Hanna Tverdokhlib has been carrying her phone as if it were glued to her hand.
Hanna Tverdokhlib, a 37-year-old Ukrainian immigrant, breaks down in tears after talking on the phone with her friend in Ukraine Tuesday, March 1, 2022, in Long Beach, Calif. Tverdokhlib has held her phone as if it were glued to her hand since the Russian invasion of Ukraine last week.
Waiting to hear back from them is like waiting for death, said Tverdokhlib, 37. “We are asking them every day, texting, ‘How are you guys?’ They give me a few words. It’s super hard.”
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