The Russian siege complicates survival in Kramatorsk: “When you’re injured, it’s better for them to kill you”
Kiev imposes 19 hours a day of curfew in the territory it controls in the Donetsk region
Volodymyr, 77, stands on the balcony of his partially destroyed home in Kramatorsk. A Russian glide bomb killed 30 people on October 8, destroying two city buses on Yuvileina street, in front of his building. Volodymyr and his 67-year-old wife Ludmila had briefly left for the market and returned to find their street in flames. They consider themselves lucky given the extensive damage to their apartment.
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