Devastated by Russian Assault, Ukraine’s Schools Come Back to Life | VOA News

Millions of Ukrainian schoolchildren are returning to the classroom despite air sirens that are still interrupting lessons. With more than 2,000 school buildings around the country destroyed, educators are working hard to rebuild and bring normality to children’s lives. VOA Eastern Europe Chief Myroslava Gongadze visited the village of Bohdanivka near Kyiv where Russian occupiers destroyed the local school and kindergarten. Camera: Eugene Shynkar.

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[Ev-ko]

Some villages in Kherson and Zaporizhya are still being occupied for 7 months, imagine the affect there 💔

[shahrahman]

Ukrain schools - Are students still there. ?