“Unfortunately, again since September 1, children in Horlivka did not go to school. All this is due to security, because the situation is not improving,” Ivan Prykhodko, the head of the administration, told local media.
According to him, this is due to UAV attacks and the deterioration of...
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“Unfortunately, again since September 1, children in Horlivka did not go to school. All this is due to security, because the situation is not improving,” Ivan Prykhodko, the head of the administration, told local media.
According to him, this is due to UAV attacks and the deterioration of...