“The most difficult thing… is being unable to plan anything, short- or long-term, as the war can start any time.”
KYIV
— The calm here is palpable. Shops are open, supermarkets are stocked. On Monday, the tunnels beneath the city’s central Maidan Square were filled with flower sellers hawking a sea of pink, scarlet, and violet bouquets for Valentine’s Day. Despite a notable absence of tourists, the city seems placid and content, if a little empty. Commuters go about their day, trains leave on time. The weather has been clear and sunny, the temperature relatively mild for mid-February.
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