Ukraine's psychiatric care on the verge of collapse due to war

Poltava, Ukraine When Russian drones and missiles pierce the night skies of Ukraine and thunder the air defense, Olga Klimova sleeps with deep sleep in a crowded psychiatric hospital. "I take my medicine and sleep deeply, I hear nothing," says the 44-year-old woman laughing. In her dreams she remembers her village: Kiselivka in the south of the Jerson region. Klimova, who suffers from schizophrenia, was evacuated hundreds of miles north, to a ps…