They fled the devastated Mariupol and ended up in the Russian capital. A meeting with Ukrainians who are happy to finally be safe – and still just want to leave again.
Of
Silke Bigalke, Moscow
You now have a room in the west of Moscow, with a fridge, stove and microwave. Unimaginable luxury just weeks ago. A floral curtain hangs in front of the window, a wooden staircase leads up to the bed. It’s a friendly room, but Viktoria and Sergej Stasjuk sit there as if lost.