DONETSK — The queue stretched for one and a half kilometers. It is hard to wait in a traffic jam when you are running away from war. When people in Semenivka heard the fighting was coming to their hometown, most of them decided to flee. One year later, Semenivka looks like the fairyland of mice, with riddled buildings like swiss cheese castles. “All our belongings were destroyed. We don’t have bed linen, we don’t have a fork, we don’t have a spoon.” Natalya Beskorovana’s words, a 35-year-old from Semenivka, condense the everyday reality of the majority of Ukrainian refugees …read more
Source: The Huffington Post
