we as individuals tried to help. these new supply networks are typical of lviv at the moment. the light touch of a war that is largely out of sight. life here in lviv can seem pretty normal if you ignore the sandbags and the boarded—up windows. the restaurants are open, at least until the air raid sirens begin, and the streets are crowded with people enjoying the spring weather. more crowded than usual actually because of the 200,000 people who have come here to avoid the fighting in the east. the war comes back to lviv in coffins. this is igor, killed during the first few days of the conflict in donetsk. this is his mother and this his twin brother, grasping a war that is not seen but felt. lucy williamson, bbc news, lviv. i'm joined now by yuliia rudenko — who fled her home town of chernihiv