ukrainians and in the donbas, eastern ukraine, that would how is life changing on the part of kyiv where you are based? flan life changing on the part of kyiv where you are based?— life changing on the part of kyiv where you are based? can you see a difference from _ where you are based? can you see a difference from when _ where you are based? can you see a difference from when i _ where you are based? can you see a difference from when i asked - where you are based? can you see a difference from when i asked you, i difference from when i asked you, say, a week ago? difference from when i asked you, say. a week ago?— difference from when i asked you, say, a week ago? yes, yes. i went to an 0 en say, a week ago? yes, yes. i went to an open mic— say, a week ago? yes, yes. i went to an open mic concert _ say, a week ago? yes, yes. i went to an open mic concertjust _ say, a week ago? yes, yes. i went to an open mic concertjust down - say, a week ago? yes, yes. i went to an open mic concertjust down the i an open mic concertjust down the street here, down the cobbled streets, where people were playing a soldier in uniform played on the piano, another woman dressed in green, not because it was the colour of the army but because it was a favourite colour, also saying ukrainian national songs. people were gathering around, clapping, and the air raid sirens were going off, you could hear the artillery in the background but i could also hear the coffee brewing at the cafe next door. people are trying to get back something, i won't call it normal, it is an act of resistance, to say, this is our city, we're staying in our city, and we are going to try