Report from Kramatorsk - “bad things are in store, people are leaving”
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Report from Kramatorsk - “bad things are in store, people are leaving”
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My guest today is Anna Bowles.
In the interview, the British writer, editor and activist talks about why she spends four months of the year in Eastern Ukraine, supporting and writing about NGOs there - the local organisations that help people survive.
Right now Anna is helping with the dangerous evacuation work, 13 km from the frontlines but easily within reach of Russian glide bombs. Every day people are killed.
The city used to have a population of around 200,000 - now fewer than 30,000 are left.
“People know that it is just a question of time,” she says.
“Strangely enough, this place seems to have been forgotten both by most international media - and, worse, also by the big international aid organisations.”
If you want to support the work that Anna does in Kramatorsk, or support local aid organisations, go to Anna’s Substack page, where you can find the relevant links and get her latest updates.
They are not pretty.
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And - you can also read this interview we did with Anna a year ago.
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