Valeryi Polischuk wasn’t afraid for his mother, sick and in need of thyroid surgery, when she departed the Donbass region of Ukraine on February 22 to get hospital treatment in a nearby city. He didn’t think his city, and his country, would be a warzone two days later.
“I was completely calm for her, because I thought that a possible offensive would be on the territory of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions,”...
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