“You stop breathing. For a certain period of time, life around you just freezes. And you don't know what will happen after the explosion," said Yuliia Holovnina, describing Russian air attacks that forced her to shelter in the metro for the night. @afp.com www.barrons.com/news/as-stri...
Maria Breston always used to shelter in the relative safety of her corridor at home during the Russian aerial attacks that have targeted Kyiv since the start of Moscow's invasion in 2022.
