That did not, however, deter her or the hundreds of other participants from walking up to an exposed rooftop for an open-air musical protest in the center of Kiev.
As the sun began to drop on her traditional vyshyvanka, she remarked, “I heard on the radio that the Americans were warning that the Russians will bomb you today, and I was like, ‘Oh my God, they want to kill us.'”
“But we’re used to it and know we live in this dangerous situation, so we are not scared.”
We were shocked to learn of this news from the Russian province of Kursk. For us, it’s like a miracle. We are overjoyed with it. stated Ms. Vyshnivska.
She claimed that the full-scale invasion of Ukraine two and a half years ago was the inevitable result of the current fate that Russians facing danger and displacement along the border were facing.
