“Sonya, wake up, the war has begun,” was the first phrase I uttered on the morning of February 24th. The night before, I posted on Instagram called “What's stopping you from buying a one-way ticket tomorrow?” about the point of no return we need to pass in order to cut ties with our country. Even then I did not believe that war was possible. I was wrong. Almost no one believed in the war in Moscow. Although it is now clear that we have been approaching it for at least 10 years.

Ukrainian journalist Elena Zorina - about how Kyiv lives under shelling Journalist Elena Zorina remained with her dog in Kyiv, which is shelling Russian troops. She told the “cold”, as she turned out to be cut off from the family, why did she decide not to leave and how the residents of the city choose where to live - In the subway or at home. You stayed in Kyiv. Where do you live? - I live with my dog ​​in an apartment with friends, in a high -rise building.

From the beginning of the war, three million people left Ukraine. Russia was expelled from the Council of Europe. 20:34 The deputy mayor of Mariupol Sergey Orlov told BBC News that the city Donetsk Academic Regional Drama Theater (Drama Theater) was injured as a bomb, where civilians took refuge. According to his estimates, there were 1000-1200 people there. The number of victims is still unknown.