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Mariupol Chronicles, Part 12
Natalia Dedova Vic Dedoff Sasha Dedov It is me, Natalia Dedova, who is writing. 9 days ago, on March 11, at lunchtime, my world...
Mar 28, 20223 min read


Mariupol Chronicles, Part 14
I will never walk down Myru Avenue [Peace Avenue — Ed.] with my dog again. I will never again open my apartment with a key and will not...
Mar 27, 20223 min read


Mariupol Chronicles, Part 11
Do you know how scary it is to leave beloved ones now, even for a few minutes? I repeat to myself that I am no longer in hell, but I...
Mar 27, 20224 min read


Mariupol Chronicles, Part 6
I’m drifting off all the time. Day and night. As if a sleepy dormouse crept into me. I am nodding off even during the horrid airstrikes....
Mar 27, 20223 min read


Mariupol Chronicles, Part 8
I still can’t understand how people care about something different apart from saving their lives. When we got to the first safe place and...
Mar 27, 20223 min read


Mariupol Chronicles, Part 7
Hello, my darlings, I am alive, and now I have a long life to live. While my city is dying in an excruciating death. And me too, I’d been...
Mar 27, 20224 min read


We aren’t sleeping
Good evening, Ukraine’s here. We aren’t sleeping. We’re not. We’re not even sure what day it is today. Looks like a painfully long one....
Mar 27, 20223 min read
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