“Don’t come Mummy, they’re shooting.” A Ukrainian woman working in Poland journeys into areas under fire to retrieve her 12-year-old son.
USTRONIE MORSKIE, Poland—Olena Sirotiuk was on the night train moving east toward the front lines in Ukraine when she got a call from her 12-year-old son. “Don’t come Mummy,” he said.
“They’re shooting.”, was one of the few women on a train packed with men headed back to fight the Russians. She wanted to retrieve her son, Nazariy, from behind what had suddenly become enemy territory.
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