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Monday, February 28, the inhabitants of Kiev (Ukraine) were able to come out after 48 hours of curfew. The more daring could only see the damage, while others still prefer to remain cloistered.
Monday evening February 28, Kiev (Ukraine) is again under the bombs, after a day of repeated alerts. In the morning, residents were able to go out into the streets again after nearly 48 hours of curfew. They can only see the damage. A Kievan is saddened: “My son does not understand yet, he is told that it is thunder”. The fear of lack is felt: long queues form in front of supermarkets.
But not all came out. Some preferred to remain cloistered. Mothers of families and their babies remain locked up in the largest children’s hospital in the country. Bovkun Valery Nikolaevich is a doctor there and fears that his “patients become victims if the hospital is bombed”. Outside, until nightfall, the muscular checks multiplied to hunt down the Russian saboteurs.