Week four of two female journalists’ first-hand account of the Russian occupation of the Ukrainian city
A new state flag of Ukraine being hung outside Kherson City Hall.As Kherson approaches one month under Russian occupation, residents continue to protest and resist. But as people continue to disappear, Russians open fire on protesters and medicines run low, two female journalists, whose identities we are protecting, say the people of Kherson are coming under increasing strain.“21st, night, Monday …” This is the first line of Anna Akhmatova’s poem. We all know Russian literature very well.
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