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Crimean woman’s car reminds of native Crimea on Kyiv roads

Hanna Savka, a Crimean and volunteer, uses her car with Ukrainian symbols and the license plate 'Yalta' to promote memories of Crimea. She notes that people on the roads of Kyiv often recognize the city’s name and share their stories about the peninsula.

In brief

  • Hanna Savka uses her car to promote Crimea.
  • The car features Ukrainian symbols and the license plate 'Yalta'.
  • People on Kyiv roads recognize the name 'Yalta'.
  • The car inspires people to share memories of Crimea.
  • Hanna receives positive feedback about her car from passersby.
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