Meet Putin’s new ‘son-in-law’: ti-aircraft defense system’ The story of four young Kharkiv residents who have been living in a monastery since the war began

On February 23, four members of an Orthodox youth movement in Kharkiv set out on a four-day pilgrimage. Their plan was to return home on February 28. At 5:00 a.m on February 24, they got off their train in Kyiv and learned that Russia's invasion had begun. Ever since then, they've been living in a Ukrainian Orthodox monastery in the Kyiv region. Some of them have nowhere else to go because their homes have been destroyed; others have made the decision not to leave for religious reasons. Meduza asked Iryna, a journalist from Kyiv who found herself living in the same monastery, to write about the new lives these young people are building in the monastery. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2022/05/23/the-monks-prayers-are-an-anti-aircraft-defense-system