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Russia is sending missiles at energy facilities in Ukraine, affecting civilian residents near those facilities. Many Ukrainians move to villages or western parts of the country that are attacked less frequently.
Many move to villages or to the western parts of the country which are not as frequently attacked. Dmytro and Jevhenija have chosen an intermediate solution. They can still drive to Kyjiv where there is family and work, and they don't have to see the explosions, but they can't escape the sound.
Three kilometers from the quiet forest the family has moved to, there are energy facilities that Russia is sending missiles against. Two loud bangs shake the windowpanes in the house. The cat runs and hides. Live sleep on.
- Here at least we have our own shelter, firewood and we can grow and keep the electricity going with our own devices, says Dmytro.

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