I'm from Ukraine, from the city of Yenakiyeve, in the Donetsk region. Unfortunately, my city is occupied. I have a French bulldog, his name is Fedor.
I work as an administrative assistant in the field of housing and urban planning, and I really enjoy helping people. It makes me feel like I'm on the right track.
I'm almost 37 years old; my birthday is on May 15th.
Dear friend, I discovered that to leave the war zone in Ukraine, I need to obtain three departure documents. Of course, this costs money, because in the CIS countries, there's no other option. Here, everything relies on corruption. Honey, these three documents cost almost 400 euros! That's a lot of money, I don't have that much... I don't know what to do
Honey, I have nothing. My salary is 20,000 rubles, or about 200 euros. With this salary, I pay utilities, rent, and food... 400 euros is a lot of money for me. I'm a little embarrassed that you asked me this question, but I understand that you want to help me. As for the need for a passport, I don't understand why. As promised, I went to the post office this morning and was told that my details were needed to transfer the money. I'll stop there:
First name: Yuliia, Last name: Kvasha, Country: Ukraine, City: Yenakijeve, Address: Kalinina, house 66, Postal code: 86402
You asked about the passport—I simply I withheld the number as a precaution. Everything is complicated here, and sometimes it's better to be careful. I hope this doesn't raise unnecessary questions at the post office... In any case, I've attached a cropped photo to avoid any inquiries.

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Seidt wann zahlt man in der Ukraine mit Rubel? Hab ich was verpaßt?