Many Ukrainian Calgarians struggling with mental health amid war in Ukraine

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The current war in Ukraine has been distressing for Ganna Zakharova. She fled Crimea in 2014 as the Russian military invaded and annexed the Ukrainian territory.

She’s been watching the conflict unfold and endanger the lives of her friends and family from afar in Alberta, the place she now calls home.

On Monday, Russia announced a handful of humanitarian corridors to allow civilians to flee Ukraine, although the evacuation routes were mostly leading to Russia and its ally Belarus, drawing criticism from Ukraine.

Meanwhile, Russian forces continued to pummel Ukrainian cities including Mykolaiv, south of the capital of Kyiv, indicating there would

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