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“Cars with child-in-car signs were also shot”- Hanna Perlovska
I come from the capital, Kyiv. I am 44 years old. I am a psychologist by profession. I also studied law and worked for 10 years. Then I studied psychology at university and have been working as a psychologist ever since. There was great confusion in the first few days. We had no plans to… Read more
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For Me The War Started in 2014-Lilya Tanatar
Who knew that on November 24, 2013, when I flew to Crimea to celebrate my late mother’s 84th birthday, this would be my last visit to my beautiful homeland and home. We were watching with concern on TV news the events and developments that started in Independence Square in Kyiv on November 21, 2013. The… Read more
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How Leaders Use Intelligence- Dr. Hasan M. Önder
The dominant narrative is that each state has its own rationality and that rational decisions emerge through the interaction of bureaucracy and politicians. It is stated that the negotiation processes carried out within the state when a political decision is taken lead to the emergence of rational decisions. It can be said that these readings… Read more
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“Nearly daily, aircraft or rocket attacks occur” Natalia Djachenko
My name is Natalia Djachenko. I am 53 years old. I am from Kharkiv. Because Kharkiv is only 30 kilometres from the Russian border, it was constantly bombed. Many parts of the city are destroyed. Many residents have lost their lives. Almost every day, there are either aircraft attacks or rocket attacks. Kharkiv is one… Read more
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“Europe at a Crossroads: Navigating Complex Crises and Shaping Global Relations”- Rim Maruf
In a pivotal moment for Europe, the continent grapples with multifaceted crises that span from its eastern borders to the Middle East. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine, persisting for nearly two years, underscores the resilience of the Ukrainian people with European support, yet victory over Russia remains elusive. Simultaneously, the tragic events unfolding in the… Read more
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“Loyal Ukrainians were tortured and even killed”- Larisa Grigorenko
My name is Larisa Grigorenko. I am 59 years old. I am from Kherson. Kherson was also occupied. I am a mathematics teacher by profession. I worked as a mathematics teacher, then later as an accountant. I have four daughters. I was in Kherson the whole time. My two daughters were with me. They were… Read more
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