The roots of Russia's invasion of Ukraine go back decades and run deep. The current conflict is more than one country fighting to take over another; it is a shift in 'the world order.' The war has led to widespread sleep disturbances and anxiety among Ukrainians, with many experiencing trauma from nighttime attacks and constant fear. Even after moving away from the front lines, the impact of the war continues to affect people's ability to sleep peacefully.
Key Points
War has led to widespread sleep disturbances and anxiety in Kharkiv
Many residents experience trauma from nighttime attacks and struggle to find peace during the night
The darkness and quiet in the city contribute to a sense of eerie tension and fear
Pros
Sheds light on the long-standing roots of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Highlights the psychological impact of war on sleep and mental health
Cons
May be emotionally distressing to read about the trauma experienced by individuals in Kharkiv