as if to buy, allocate for such things, while our situation is more logical, smarter, because in krivomurozare not used. our group visited three locations, talked to two dozen townspeople, but we heard essentially...

as if to buy, allocate for such things, while our situation is more logical, smarter, because in krivomuroz they are not used. our group visited three locations, talked to two dozen townspeople, but we heard basically the same answer. why, i believe in god, why, i believe in god, i don't even know what it looks like. no, no, never, there are many bus stops in the city, i see, but i have never been there, no, we managed to get into only one of the three shelters, but there are also debris glass bottles, the situation is even sadder in the other two shelters, one is used as a public toilet, the other is home to a local homeless person, and it seems that this problem is not exclusively a crooked corner, our colleagues from sumy and dnipro also talk about the use. shelters not intended. modular concrete shelters can protect people from being injured by debris from russian missile or drone attacks. however , we should probably still learn from the israelis to protect shelters from vandalism and consciously protect our lives. the book of women at war - a joint project of the espresso tv channel a