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Actress Angelina Jolie described the constant threat of drones during her recent visit to southern Ukraine, highlighting the devastating impact of the conflict on the locals. She observed how families live with the daily fear of bombings, while schools and clinics operate underground. Jolie spoke with residents about the psychological effects of living under constant threats and called on governments to end the violence and protect civilians, not only in Ukraine but also in other conflict areas. She also emphasized the work of humanitarian organizations that help children affected by war. During the visit, reports emerged about the detention of a man from her entourage by military recruitment officers, but it was later confirmed that he did not have a valid medical certificate.
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