Angelina Jolie bundled to an air raid bunker for safety as sirens go off during visit to bomb-blitzed Ukraine

THIS is the moment Hollywood star Angelina Jolie was bundled to the safety of a bunker as sirens rang out in war-torn Ukraine. In defiance of Vladimir Putin’s threats to unleash World War Three, the film favourite visited Lviv – where seven people were killed in a horror missile strike last week. TelegramAngelina Jolie was hurried to safety after sirens blared out in Lviv[/caption] The Hollywood star has visited Ukraine as Putin’s war rages on EPAJolie, 46, met with Ukrainian children in the western city[/caption] Jolie is the biggest Hollywood star to step foot inside the bomb-blitzed country in the latest sign of the world’s support. She met refugees who had fled devastated Donbas where Russian troops launched an all-out assault after their defeat at Kyiv. The UN goodwill ambassador was also spotted in a coffee shop in Lviv in western Ukraine. And footage has emerged of the star and her entourage being briskly escorted to safety as sirens blared out across the city. Read more on Ukraine HELL ON EARTH Horror conditions for '60 kids' trapped in last stand at steel plant bunker LOW MORALE Putin's 'FAILED advances' have left weakened forces having to 'merge & redeploy' Jolie can be heard insisting “I’m okay” as she waved to the camera. Her visit to Ukraine will likely enrage the Kremlin after Putin’s right-hand man complained that Western aid to Kyiv amounted to a “proxy war” that could trigger nuclear Armageddon. She travelled independently with her pal Baroness Arminka Helić – who campaigns against rape as a weapon of war. She was not on an official UN mission. Dressed in a plain grey tracksuit she signed autographs for locals who thanked her for standing with them in their country’s darkest hour. Most read in The Sun KATE OFF Kate Garraway forced to pull out of GMB as star reveals 'urgent' issues at home ALESHA'S BUGBEAR Alesha Dixon storms off Britain’s Got Talent during 'horrible' act BAPTISM OF IRE Andrew arrives at grandchild’s christening in £220k Bentley with DOY plate SCRUM OF THE OTHER? Helen Skelton 'dumbstruck' after husband starts dating younger woman it's a wrap This Morning’s Alison Hammond shows slimmer than ever body in blue wrap dress WHAT MAY BE Hatton takes aim at Mayweather and reveals he keeps in touch with one boxer Footage of her coffee shop visit sparked jokes across Ukraine – as it showed a youngster at the next door table engrossed in his mobile phone who did not realise she was there. Eyewitness Maya Pidhoretska wrote on Facebook: “Nothing special. Just Lviv. I just went to have coffee. Just Angelina Jolie.” Later she went to Lviv’s railway station to meet families fleeing Pokrovsk, a city in eastern Donetsk which has been blitzed by Russian strikes. Lviv’s railway lines were hit with a deadly cruise missile strike on April 18. During the visit to the station, Jolie met volunteers working with the displaced, who told her that each of the psychiatrists on duty spoke to about 15 people a day. Many of those in the station are children aged from two to ten, according to volunteers. “They must be in shock … I know how trauma affects children, I know just having somebody show how much they matter, how much their voices matter, I know how healing that is for them,” she said in reply. Read More on The Sun FOOTIE SHOCK World's biggest football agent Raiola dies aged 54 - days after false report POUNDLAND We live in Britain's only £1 newbuild estate - it's the house of our dreams Jolie also visited an orphanage, a rehabilitation centre and aid distribution point. The 46-year-old is a special envoy for the United Nations refugee agency, which says more than 12.7 million people have fled their homes in the past two months – which represents around 30 per cent of Ukraine’s pre-war population. TelegramFootage shows Jolie and her entourage being escorted to safety in Lviv[/caption] The actress was spotted in a coffee shop in Lviv APJolie, UN goodwill ambassador, posed for pictures with fans during her visit[/caption] We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.