This is where Ukraine’s legendary female war reporters are taking a breather
take a toll. The feeling is of suffocation. It’s even more devastating to be working under pressure while constantly worried about the people you love.
One of the first colleagues to visit, Hanna Silayeva, had spent the first two first months of the war working out of a basement in her hometown of Kharkiv. On the second day at Breather, Silayeva, who is a manager at the Ukrainian Broadcasting Company, was feeling guilty not to be with her country, not to be able to work and cover the news while missiles targeted her home city. We talked a lot on the balcony looking at the ocean or on our long walks, we shared memories, stories, ideas.
People stand outside a partially destroyed educational and laboratory building of a college hit the day before by a rocket in Kharkiv on June 21.I was a mother when I started reporting on crises in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East 20 years ago. I have experienced abductions, interrogations, flashbacks after bombings, nightmares and depression.
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