Kharkiv residents have a hard life now

Alexander Feldman: «People who spent two months in the subway fleeing shelling, will never take it as just a means of transport. But of course, wagons and platforms are not a house at all. Therefore, we are constantly trying to treat them to homemade food – porridge with meat cooked in my yard, as well as to bring other necessities of life. We are constantly expanding our geography, we come to different places – after all, there is not a single metro station in Kharkiv where people do not hide from the war. They have a very difficult life now, and they are in dire need of our attention and support.»