War in Ukraine: Underground School and Daily Air-Raid Sirens
A new Russian strike targeted gas stations in Kyiv on Wednesday, killing two people, as children continue their schooling amid ongoing bombardments.
Russia does not seem ready to end the war in Ukraine, according to France 24, while a new strike targeted gas stations in Kyiv on Wednesday, September 23, killing two people.
The Ukrainian capital has been facing daily attacks since the beginning of the Russian invasion, a context that continues to weigh on the lives of its inhabitants, especially children.
Despite the warning sirens that punctuate daily life, school continues for many Ukrainian children, some of whom attend classes in underground facilities designed to protect them from strikes.
This organization of underground education illustrates the adaptation of the Ukrainian education system to war conditions, more than three years after the beginning of the conflict.
No indication has been given of any immediate military developments or possible ongoing negotiations between the parties.
Sources
- Guerre en Ukraine : école sous terre et sirènes d'alerte quotidienne — France 24 — Français
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