Natalya, Sumy 33−18−01
The morning of February 24 knocked us for a loop. Instead of going about our everyday business, we were suddenly making decisions about how to go on living in a country where war had just started. Shock. Helplessness. Desperation. Fear. And these aren’t the only emotions that overwhelmed every one of us that day. Our city saw no military action in the first few days, like the calm …
