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Kyiv’s Lukianivka Residents Rebuild Amid Repeated Russian Strikes
Residents keep rebuilding as repeated strikes hit a weapons plant, a metro station and a market that was destroyed in May, officials said.
- Residents of Kyiv's historic Lukianivka neighborhood share a dark joke: Russian strikes hit so frequently, they deserve military service documents for living on the front line.
- A Soviet-era weapons plant in the district has become one of Russia's most frequent targets in Kyiv, with its roof blackened by repeated strikes.
- Director Mykhailo Miskun and his troupe perform comedies in the Mala Opera basement to lift spirits, while residents like Alyona Lukianets rebuild businesses near the ruins.
- Between strikes, residents sweep up shattered glass and board up windows as Lukianivka is restored, with Ukraine's first McDonald remaining open beneath a heat-warped sign.
- Real estate agent Dmytro Zhekov acknowledges the risk when pitching properties, telling prospective renters, "This is a place in the danger zone. If you are all right with that, then we can see it.
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The Lukianivka neighborhood, where there is a Soviet-era weapons factory, has become a recurring target of Russia's attacks on the capital of Ukraine Read
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In one of Kyiv's most frequently bombed neighborhoods, residents choose to stay
Kyiv’s historic Lukianivka neighborhood offers affordable rents, easy access to the city center, a well-connected metro line and historic landmarks.
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Residents of the historic Lukianivka neighbourhood in Kiev share a dark joke: Russian attacks hit the area so often that they should be issued with military service documents, as if they lived in the front line of the war.
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