let's speak to artem litvinets, who is in kharkiv. m is a chief editor of the factor druk printing house, which was hit on may 23 by russian missiles. thanks very much indeed for being with us. you are hit in a similar type of attack. tell us what it's like at the moment in hard heave. it's important to say the shelling of kharkiv is daily. 0ne it's important to say the shelling of kharkiv is daily. one of them hit a large shopping supermarket. there were a lot of people there and the number of victims is now not yet known. from the second one, we were journos tell us how you cope on these situations and the type of protection you feel you're getting. again, no—one feels safe in kharkiv now. people are leaving for safer places. when have stayed, like me and my colleagues from the publishing house, to continue to work. it's a kind of important activism. so, we don't want the city to become a empty and gradually die. kharkiv citizens are ready to stay. the shopping centre hit today, your printing press, tell us a little bit about the imp

earlier, i spoke to artem litvinets from kharkiv. a chief editor of the factor druk printing house, which was hit on may 23 by russian missiles. i asked him to describe the situation in kharkiv now. it's important to say that the movement and shelling it's important to say that the bombing and shelling of kharkiv occurs on a daily basis, you know. so, there were two strikes on the city today and one of them hit the largest shopping supermarket epicentre in the afternoon on the weekend and just before the start of garden season. and there were a lot of people there and the number of victims is not yet known. and from the second one, we were hiding in the bathroom half an hour ago and journalists report a missile, hit the citizens. and tell us a little bit about how you cope in these situations and what kind of levels of protection you feel you're getting from these attacks. again, no—one feels safe in kharkiv now. many businesses have left and people are also gradually migrating to safer places. but many have stayed like, for example,