A child’s life in Ukraine

Andrii, 10, lives with his mother in Kherson, a city that has been on the front line of the war. He can’t go to school and there are few safe places to play outside. Andrii studies at home on a tablet. Most of his classmates have left Ukraine. However, he was recently able to go to an educational camp for three weeks, where there was a small school. “I really liked it,” he said. “Now I want to go to school again.” At the weekend, he plays football with his friends but they have to be careful in case there’s an attack. He said the city was lovely before the war. “I want it to be like that again,” he said.…

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