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‘We Will Rave on Putin’s Grave’: After 4 Years of War, Dancing Has Become Resistance for some Ukrainians
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By Jasmin Sykes and Kosta Gak, CNN. Silhouettes move through dark alleyways covered in snow and ice, toward the muffled rhythm emanating from a concrete building in downtown Kyiv. Inside, a dim red light blurs the faces of a dancing crowd, their sweaty bodies pressed together. The red glow evokes the low-intensity flashlights used by soldiers on the front lines with Russia, hundreds of miles to the east, as they try to avoid detection by the ene…
‘We will rave on Putin’s grave’: After 4 years of war, dancing has become resistance for some Ukrainians
Despite a harsh winter and the brutal conflict with Russia, Ukrainians are still going to raves. For many it’s a way to forget the war, even if just for one night.
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