Refugee Fates Ayshat Natarova, With a Daughter and Four Grandchildren, Luhansk Oblast
Prior to the war, Ayshat Natarova lived 30 kilometers from Luhansk and commuted to the city daily for work. Now, with the front line running through her village, the trip is impossible.
Before the war, Ayshat Natarova had worked some 30 kilometers away in the city of Luhansk. Now, the journey that she made every day is impossible, with the front line running through her hometown. In Kharkiv, the family is slowly recovering from their traumatic war-zone experience.
Foto: Anastasia Vlasova
Natarova clearly recalls the shells flying over her house. She even still keeps a bomb fragment that ended up on the pillow of a bed after crashing through a window. "Luckily, no one was lying there at the time," she says, showing the heavy shard of metal.
Foto: Anastasia Vlasova
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