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Accidental Ukrainians Parts One to Three chronicles the experience of living through the Russo-Ukrainian War, beginning with the Battle of Kyiv in February 2022 and following the first three years of the full-scale invasion. Featuring personal accounts of events on the ground and other background on Ukraine, Accidental Ukrainians enables you to witness the Russo-Ukrainian War through the eyes of two US civilian non-combatants who went to Ukraine without a political or personal agenda. Many of the chapters were written as the events were unfolding, and thus capture the reality of war, as well as how people survive and cope with the day-to-day challenges. It details the ongoing missile attacks, finding employment in a war zone, their volunteering to assist the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and personal details about their lives and the toll that living in a war zone can take. It also provides descriptions of Ukraine, its traditions, and its way of life.

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John Gordon Sennett is a US citizen who has lived in Ukraine since 2020 and who has stayed throughout the invasion. He has volunteered since Day 3 of the invasion in the information space for United24; Ukrainian PR Army; and independently written for several outlets. John served briefly in the US Army and Marines. He is originally from New Jersey. Natasha Sennett is a US citizen with roots in Ukraine. Her father is Ukrainian, and her mother is Belarusian. Natasha spent her summers with her grandparents in the Vinnytsia Region (Ukraine) and grew up in Belarus. She has a Master’s Degree in History and Teaching English as a Second Language. She currently teaches at an international school in Kyiv.

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