Kyiv (Ukraine) (AFP) – Life goes on in the Ukrainian capital as the second anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war approaches. One Kyiv resident says “we learned how to live with it, if it can be called life.” Moscow now controls 20 percent of Ukraine’s territory, is better armed and has more troops. Despite this, the sprawling 1,000-kilometre front line has barely moved in more than a year. But negotiations to end the war are a distant prospect.
