‘Where there were bombs, there are now sunflowers’: The woman ridding Ukraine of Russian mines
- Every morning, Antonina Kulhava wakes up to the whirr of Russian drones.
- After checking local alerts to ensure her family and friends are safe, she commutes to her job as a humanitarian deminer at one of Ukraine’s many fields littered with bombs.
- Her team face grave danger as they comb through craters of mud left by missiles, in fields once tilled by farmers.
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- Every morning, Antonina Kulhava wakes up to the whirr of Russian drones.
- After checking local alerts to ensure her family and friends are safe, she commutes to her job as a humanitarian deminer at one of Ukraine’s many fields littered with bombs.
- Her team face grave danger as they comb through craters of mud left by missiles, in fields once tilled by farmers.
Sources: The Independent