In the last nine months, there have been thrice as many airstrikes on civilian warehouses in the Kyiv region than in the first four years of the war.
KYIV – With one eye on the shelves and the other on his phone, Maksym Tarasenko has gotten used to keeping an eye out for Russian drones above Kyiv as he shops. But Tarasenko, 26, is unable to feed his caffeine habit, as his favorite fizzy drink is no longer in stock at his local supermarket. Last month, he said the Silpo store where he shops had no potatoes, cereals or many vegetables.
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