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Watch: Heartwarming Moment - Mother & Kids Reunite at Hungary-Ukraine Border

• 3 Mar 2022 3:37 PM

33-year-old Anna Semyuk from Ukraine was reunited with her two children at Beregsurány on the Hungary-Ukraine border.

Her children were forced to flee the Russian invasion as they crossed the border in a car with a women they had never met. 

58-year-old Ableyeva, was the stranger who helped reunite the two kids with their mother, reports The Sun.

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