Belgorod (Russia) (AFP) – Like many others, Marina Saprykina thought about leaving the Russian border city of Belgorod but finally, despite the bombing, incursions and fear, she says she is staying. “We are used to it,” says the 34-year-old sales director. The Belgorod region witnessed on May 22 the biggest armed incursion into Russia from Ukraine since Moscow launched its offensive in February 2022.
