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As tensions escalate in Kyiv, Tatyana, a 34-year-old teacher, shares her raw experiences from a crowded bomb shelter in the heart of Ukraine’s capital. ‘I never imagined I’d be teaching math to my students over Zoom while air raid sirens blare outside,’ she tells us, her voice trembling yet resolute.
For three sleepless nights, Tatyana and her neighbors have huddled underground, swapping stories and snacks to keep spirits up. ‘We’re like characters in a dystopian movie – but this is real life,’ she laughs nervously, clutching a thermos of tea.
Despite the fear, hope persists. ‘Every morning, we check our phones praying for good news. When this ends, I just want to walk in the park with my dog and hear… silence.’ Her words echo the longing of millions caught in geopolitical crossfires.
As global leaders debate next steps, Tatyana’s makeshift classroom continues. ‘If I stop teaching, the darkness wins.’ Her story reminds us that behind every headline are real people rewriting resilience manuals – one day at a time.
‘I never imagined I’d be teaching math to my students over Zoom while air raid sirens blare outside,’ she tells us, her voice trembling yet resolute.
Her story reminds us that behind every headline are real people rewriting resilience manuals – one day at a time.
Students in Kyiv Call for Peace Amid Conflict 
