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Their names are Oleksandr, Sofiia, Bohdan and Angelina. Aged between 18 and 28, these young Ukrainians are living in a country still at war. As Tuesday marks the fourth year of Russia’s large-scale invasion in Ukraine, France 24 gives them the floor, to know more about their hopes, their fears and their dreams for the future.

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