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Ukrainian teens who found refuge in Berlin vow to rebuild their country

Published 15 March 2022, 9:01 am
Polina Okhrytkova, 19, and Marta Pysanko, 18, first traded their arts studies at Kyiv University for building molotov cocktails to help fend off the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Then, as the bombs started raining down, their parents urged them to flee.
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