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Karina Sukhina Karina Sukhina woke up to the sound of the first bomb that landed on Kyiv at five a.m. February 24. While at first uncertain about what she’d heard, Sukhina and her boyfriend Nazarii Kulyk were soon packing their bags and heading for safety. “It was an awful time,” she says. “I can’t stop thinking about the morning Kyiv was bombed.

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