Women Working in Ukrainian Coal Mines During War
Women in Pavlohrad, Ukraine are working in coal mines to replace men who left to fight Russia. They are hopeful for a ceasefire deal to end the war. President Trump's recent talks with Putin and Zelenskyy may lead to a peace agreement.
Key Points
- Women in Pavlohrad, Ukraine are working in coal mines to replace male miners who left to fight Russia
- The women are hopeful for a ceasefire deal to bring an end to the war
- President Trump's talks with Putin and Zelenskyy may lead to a peace agreement
Pros
- Women are stepping up to do physically demanding jobs in coal mines traditionally done by men
- Contribution to keeping power on and supporting Ukraine during the war
Cons
- Risk of working underground during wartime with air raid sirens and blackouts