The bombs that Russia dropped on Kiev on Monday seem to have missed their target. Despite the five deaths and extensive destruction, Putin has failed to terrorize the entire city. “No one I know is afraid,” says Sophia Gorelik (32). During the first bombings, in February, the Ukrainian translator-interpreter kept a diary for HLN.be. Then she wrote about the fears and tears in Kiev, today she tells of a city that immediately straightens up again.
Kiev residents more militant than ever after the Russian bombs: “No one I know here is afraid” | Abroad
