In Boutcha, the yurt that troubles the Kremlin, the story of our special correspondent in Kyiv.
Report – Moscow has little appreciation for this Kazakh initiative on social networks, which is an island of comfort for the population.
Special Envoy to Kyiv
For residents of Bucha, a city on the outskirts of Kyiv A symbol of violations committed by the Russian army During the invasion last March, small white tents pitched in the parking lot of a residential area were the island of comfort. While, on January 14, missiles rocked the capital and the cities of Kharkiv and Dnipro once again, couples came to warm over a cup of tea offered by Kazakh volunteers. Kids help themselves to baursak (fried cake in oil) while charging their mobile phones with generators and a small portable speaker playing a piece of Q-Pop (like South Korean pop, but in Kazakhstan).
in MoscowOn the other hand, the mention of this Kazakh initiative on social networks was not appreciated. So much so that a State Department spokeswoman issued a press release requesting her counterpart in Astana “to clarify the situation” – …
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