Russia's attacks turn Kyiv into a frontline city

Kyiv faces intensified Russian attacks, marking a potentially devastating year for the city. Residents now seek shelter in subway stations, reminiscent of WWII. Daily life has drastically changed, with many forced to check their homes for damage after nightly assaults. Schools are disrupted by air raids, and children face dangers both at home and on their way to school. The city’s infrastructure is under threat, with bridges targeted and power outages occurring. Mayor Vitali Klitschko has urged residents to consider leaving as the situation worsens, with civilian casualties rising significantly this year.