This B.C family worked for years to adopt a Ukrainian girl. Now she's trapped in a war zone

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Holly den Ouden and her family were in the late stages of adopting a teenage girl from Ukraine when Russia invaded, halting the process and stranding 17-year-old Nastya in a war zone.

“We are very afraid. We’re very scared every day for her safety,” said den Ouden, who lives in Langley, B.C., with her husband Jeremy and two sons, aged 8 and 11. 

The family started the adoption process in 2019. They met Nastya that same year when she visited Canada through a program that places children with potential adoptive families. 

For now, she is safe in an orphanage in an

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