In Kyiv, explosions have become part of daily life. Whether at work, in a café or late at night, you will regularly hear the sound of missiles exploding, even in the centre of Ukrainian capital. A diving Shahed sounds a bit like a German Stuka divebombing in an old war film – a high-pitched scream followed by a deadly boom. Each explosion comes with disruption and tragedy. People can’t get to or from work, their internet and power goes off continually, and they worry about the safety of their children every time they go to school. Innocent civilians are killed...
Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
