“I Believe Kyiv Will Win” - a Ukrainian Journalist’s View | GZERO World | GZERO Media

Hundreds of thousands of Kyivans have fled the city, but one local journalist decided to stay.
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For more than three weeks now, Vladimir Putin has tried without success to besiege and conquer Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital. In recent days, the Russian army’s attacks on the city have reportedly intensified, even as Russian and Ukrainian negotiators warily sketch out peace plans.
So far, hundreds of thousands of Kyivans - mostly women and children - have fled the city for safety in western Ukraine or the EU, part of a larger wave of close to 3 million Ukrainian refugees on the move.
But one local journalist decided to stay in Kyiv.
Kristina Berdynskykh is originally from the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson, but she lives in Kyiv, where she writes for NV, a local news site that publishes in Ukrainian, Russian, and English.
The 38-year-old journalist joined GZERO's Alex Kliment from an underground bomb shelter to tell us what life is like in the city now, how it has changed since the war began, and what she expects as the Russian war machine bears down on her and her fellow Kyivans.
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[@marceloccarmello7978]

She is strong. Very complicated the situation. Praying for this war to end quickly to people return to their lives.

[@barryshaw5660]

Get her to show us her tattoos

[@montpelier3]

🌻🌻🌻thank you