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The spirit of Ukrainians is wonderful to behold, but the past fortnight has gone beyond even my lofty appreciation.

To restore Ukraine to some form of pre-war normalcy, the process must begin now, and that means money and lots of it. Indeed, 

Somebody must pay for the reconstruction of Ukraine and it certainly shouldn’t be the Ukrainians, so who will foot the bill?

War is hell when and wherever it happens, but the deliberate targeting of civilians is a relatively new phenomenon.

Documenting the destruction of civilian homes and public infrastructure is one thing, but collecting compensation for the losses and damage is another. 

History shows that most refugees eventually return to their community, however, the likelihood of receiving compensation for a destroyed or damaged home is negligible.

I honestly didn’t know what to expect when I arrived in Kyiv two months ago.

Russian missiles were fired into the centre of Kyiv for the first time in a long while, striking the central Shevchenkivs’kyi district

I’ve been in Ukraine for two months now to help hope return for the Ukrainian people as soon as possible, once this vicious and destructive conflict ends.

I’ve been in Kyiv for nearly two months now and having a great time. Honestly, if it wasn’t for the 24-hour train ride from Warsaw to Kyiv and the occasional air raid siren, visiting…