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'Their tears break your heart': Kharkiv residents rely on volunteers to bring food & supplies

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Before the war, about one and a half million people lived in Kharkiv, several hundred thousand of them in Saltivka. Today, only a few are left here, mostly the elderly. Volunteers are taking care of those who stayed.

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