Ukrainian woman rescued from invasion by Irish church she volunteered for

Oleksandra Hromova, 23, pictured in the Salvation Army Cafe in King’s Inns Street in Dublin (Marc O’Sullivan/PA)
Oleksandra Hromova, 23, pictured in the Salvation Army Cafe in King’s Inns Street in Dublin (Marc O’Sullivan/PA)

A young Ukrainian woman has been rescued from the Russian invasion by an Irish church she volunteered with three years ago.

Oleksandra Hromova, 23, and her mother Yuliia, 45, from Dnipro, are now living in Dublin thanks to two Salvation Army officers.

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