If something is making the most headlines these days, it is the war between Russia and Ukraine. It's been 13 days since the war between the two started. You may know that the Russian army is carrying out attacks in residential areas. On the other hand, there is a constant bombing to capture the capital, Kyiv. Meanwhile, many Ukrainian citizens have picked up guns for the security of their country and have landed on the battlefield. Yes, and the feeling of dying for the country is clearly visible in the elderly also.

However, according to the United Nations, more than half a million have left Ukraine since the war began. Yes, and the same list includes Piroska Buxa, an 80-year-old grandmother from Chomonin village, who walked for seven hours to avoid the fight. Yes, Piroska Buxa, born in 1942, crossed the Hungarian border with her daughter and 14-year-old granddaughter on Monday. According to reports, initially, she was not agreeing to leave her country, her home, but seeing the safety of the family, she agreed.

Piroska Buxa says "I felt I shouldn't leave the country at any cost. In the end, you have to leave your home, everything, it is a very sad feeling.'' With this, she adds, "My daughter has a dog, but we had to leave him. There's no one to live with him. Everyone is running away to save their lives.''

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