"She sleeps all night in the subway with hundreds of other people and in the morning goes straight to coffee and work," Sofiia describes the life of her friend in Kiev. While some are getting used to the war in bombed cities, others in Slovakia wait for a phone call every morning to see if their loved ones are still alive.
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"She sleeps all night in the subway with hundreds of other people and in the morning goes straight to coffee and work," Sofiia describes the life of her friend in Kiev. While some are getting used to the war in bombed cities, others in Slovakia wait for a phone call every morning to see if their loved ones are still alive.