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LISTEN | SA on the conflict and ‘Kyiv returns to normal’ after two months of Ukraine-Russia battles

"Kyiv is the safest place to stay right now," says Anastasia Kondratiuk.

A torn Ukrainian flag hangs defiantly in front an apartment building destroyed by the Russian attack on Mariupol. 'It was terrible... like films that show the last days of the planet – the same thing happened here,' said one resident of the city, Viktoria Nikolayeva, 54, who, like many others, took shelter in a basement.
A torn Ukrainian flag hangs defiantly in front an apartment building destroyed by the Russian attack on Mariupol. 'It was terrible... like films that show the last days of the planet – the same thing happened here,' said one resident of the city, Viktoria Nikolayeva, 54, who, like many others, took shelter in a basement. (Reuters/Alexander Ermochenko)

The Ukraine-Russia conflict will mark two months on Sunday.

We look back at SA’s stance and hear from a Ukrainian citizen in the capital Kyiv.

"Kyiv is the safest place to stay right now," says Anastasia Kondratiuk.

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