Posted: 14:14, 30 April 2022 | Updated: 16:09, 30 April 2022
Actress Angelina Jolie surprised Ukrainians after she was in a cafe in Lviv on Saturday. Jolie, 46, caught the eye as she appeared wearing unlimited clothes in the cafe, with Maya Pindorodetska posting a video of the famous actress and director on Facebook. ‘Nothing special. Only Lviv. I just went to drink coffee. “Just Angelina Jolie”, he wrote in Ukrainian after the shooting of the actress, who nodded to her from the bench. “Ukraine is simply supported by the whole world.” Fans spotted her in the Ukrainian city, greeting Jolie as Russian forces gathered in the east of the country for a new attack. Footage shows her singing autographs for her fans in Ukraine. Actress Angelina Jolie surprised Ukrainians after going to a cafe in Lviv. A boy on his phone did not notice the world-famous actress when she fell in the cafe behind him The actress caught the eye as she appeared wearing unlimited clothes in the cafe Fans greet Jolie as Russian forces gather in the east of the country for a new attack Jolie is not the first American celebrity to land in Ukraine during the conflict. American actor Sean Penn met with the country’s president and attended state press conferences as part of a VICE documentary that is being filmed. When Kyiv was attacked, Penn and his team walked miles to the Polish border. The 61-year-old actor said that both he and his film crew decided to leave their car and chase it on foot, after seeing thousands of Ukrainians leave for safety, with queues stretching for miles. Penn described how the cars were filled with women and children, with their only value being the vehicle they were traveling in. The documentary is a production of VICE Studios, “in collaboration with VICE World News and Endeavor Content,” according to a spokesman for the multimedia group. In a translated Facebook post, the Ukrainian government said it was grateful to Sean for being there and praised him as more courageous than Western leaders. Aerial view of the devastated area after the Russian attacks on the village of Moshchun, in the Kiev region, Ukraine on April 29, 2022. The village of Moschun became one of the places where clashes took place in the first days of the attacks between Russia and Ukraine Due to its location on the road to Hostomel and Irpin. Moshchun, facing deeper traces of more than two months of war, is on the brink of a humanitarian crisis Although most of the fighting has shifted to the east of the country, Ukrainian cities in the West, such as Lviv, are still being bombed by Russian missiles. On Saturday, Ukrainian officials said the bodies of more than 1,000 civilians had been retrieved from areas around Kyiv and were working with French investigators to document alleged war crimes. Forensic examinations of the bodies of civilians dumped in mass graves show that women were raped before being brutally killed, as revealed on Monday. Dozens of autopsies have been performed on mutilated corpses by Bucha, Irpin and Borodianka, with many showing signs of torture and numerous bullet holes in the back. A medical examiner in northern Kiev said it was difficult to find signs of rape and sexual abuse because the bodies were “in such poor condition”. A United Nations mission in Bhutan recorded “the illegal killing, including the summary execution, of some 50 civilians there,” the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said. In the same city, 25 women aged 14 to 25 were held in a basement and systematically raped, with nine of the women becoming pregnant in a case now being recorded by human rights commissioner Lyudmila Denisova.
