‘Everything is destroyed’ 29 days of hell in Ukraine
By 
Masha Holina2022-03-25T09:36:00
Masha was forced to flee Borodyanka, Ukraine, when the city was destroyed by Russian bombing. One month on from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, she shares her story of the war so far
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