“I nearly escaped the jaws of death a few days ago when a Shahed landed near my apartment,” a friend from Kyiv texted me, barely two weeks after I left the city. Her message was not unusual. In today’s Ukraine, people have learned to identify the threat not by sight, but by sound.
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