A reporter from Ana Rosa takes care of her guide's daughter, who must return to the war in Ukraine: "Danna is my family now"

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"We have found a store, we have been able to buy some food and now we have come to a DIY store to buy portable batteries, cables and others, because the situation we are experiencing with the team is particularly sensitive."

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The reporter is embedded in one of the caravans fleeing the

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"My cameraman's family and my guide's family cross over and they stay here in the country," she says, "so these are pretty sensitive times."

The convoy advances "minute by minute", with information that is reporting the situation from the border.

The situation is different for those who work in the press: "Stefan's family, my cameraman, as they do not have press accreditation, may have to stand in line for many hours, up to 20 or 25 hours in line to cross the border with a child. small," says Macaluso, who, despite the fact that he could obtain some benefit for his work, prefers not to separate.

"Our guide has very emotionally asked us to take his daughter Danna, please

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The reporter cannot contain her emotion and bursts into tears live: "No one is prepared for this," she says, "I have known these people for a little over a month, we have shared information all day and it is very hard for them to know have to stay to defend their country, leave their family and someone come and tell you: please, take my daughter and take care of her, that she lacks nothing,

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The journalist has effectively agreed to take care of her guide's daughter, who must stay in Ukraine to fight:

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Without knowing how long that commitment will last, not even if she will meet again with the girl's family, Sol Macaluso assumes the responsibility as that of "a large and great family."

"Whatever it takes," she says.

The guide has to go back to look for his wife, who is waiting 40 km from Kiev in one of the houses where they took refuge on the way, and

: "They are very old and they are alone, they don't know how long there will be food supplies," describes the journalist.

In a new connection with Telecinco, hours later, Macaluso confirmed that he had decided to stay in the Ukraine after saving the little girl: "

. Now they are on their way to Warsaw , Poland, and they are doing very well".

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