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russian occupiers are using psychological terror against us and we will feel those consequences —

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russian occupiers are using psychological terror against us and we will feel those consequences —

We spoke about the war and the traumatic experience that our society is currently going through. Larysa Denysenko is a Ukrainian writer, lawyer, human rights defender, and TV and radio presenter. When the full-scale war began, Larysa Denysenko remained in Kyiv, surrounded by fighting, with her elderly parents and a dog. In Obolon, where the writer lives, Russian DRGs broke through several times and loud sounds of fighting could be heard. However, in mid-March, she joined a group of lawyers working with victims of sexual crimes by the Russian occupiers. This is a conversation about the traumatic experience our society is going through right now. Anastasia Bahalika: During the first months of the war, reading your posts and those of other people who remained in Kyiv, I had a feeling of my own helplessness. There was this understanding that you can’t do anything. The first months were extremely difficult for all of us. Has the morale changed now?
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