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The first year of the war in Ukraine was a ‘proxy world war’

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The son who returned as a corpse, the mournful cry An elderly mother who lost her son on the eastern front in Ukraine cries with her hands folded as if praying at a funeral held at a church in Kiev on the 11th (local time) in Ukraine’s capital. His son was recently killed in the east, where Ukrainian and Russian forces are fighting fiercely. As the war, which began with the full-scale invasion of Russia on February 24 last year, has reached its first year, the number of victims and the amount of damage is increasing exponentially. Kiewu = AP Newsis
Kiiu and Bucha = On the evening of the 11th (local time), pictures of Ukrainians killed in the Russian invasion fill the entire wall of the memorial wall in the center of Kiev, the capital of Ukraine. Ki Iu =

However, an atmosphere of fear was detected as Russia, which marked the first year of the invasion, predicted a counterattack this spring. English teacher Oleksandra Beirasi said, “My friends who fled to Germany and Italy are watching with bated breath whether there will be a major Russian air raid. They say that if Kiyiwu passes the spring without any major problems, he will come home.”

There were also considerable voices complaining of concerns about additional casualties and mental stress. Mr. Olek, a soldier he met at Kiiwu Rehabilitation Center, said he lost his closest childhood friend on January 1 of this year. He underwent major surgery after being injured by a land mine shrapnel.

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Dr. Palamarchuk said, “It is very sad and very difficult when the work is over.” He was trying hard to stay calm in order to treat seriously injured soldiers, but it was difficult to keep his composure. Lyubov Aksenova, who fled from Domitsk as a refugee, appealed, saying, “Every day people say that someone has been lost in this building.”

Some citizens expressed dissatisfaction that the government was not speeding up the reconstruction project as much as the public expected. Mr. Nazarenko came to a refugee settlement after his house was burnt down in a Russian bombing raid. He sighed, saying, “The government only installed the windows of the apartment, and everything inside is in a state of destruction,” and “I don’t know when the house will be repaired.”


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Source: Donga

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