Ukrainian nationals living in Japan have spoken of their anxiety following Russia's invasion of their country, including concern about family members and friends back home struggling through fear and sleepless nights."My elderly mother is unable to see very well. It would be hard for her to move around, and I wonder if there will be a place for her to evacuate," said Olena Kryvoruka, 42, who runs a music school in Asahikawa, Hokkaido in northern Japan, after Russia launched its invasion Thursday.As tensions escalate, with Russian troops approaching the capital Kyiv and having taken control …READ FULL ARTICLE
