DONETSK, Ukraine – Like most staff at this east Ukrainian morgue, Olga Georgiyevna takes sedatives to numb the horror of seeing the bodies pile up. The ceasefire deal has done nothing to make her job easier.”I know I’m crazy to still work here,” the nurse says, her eyes welling with tears in the central hospital of Ukraine’s largest rebel-held city of Donetsk. “We all are.”Despite a truce signed by Kiev and pro-Russian insurgents on September 5, bodies are still being brought in daily.”On Monday, there were 13 civilians. On Tuesday, 11. Today nine,” says forensic department head Dmitry Kalashnikov.The United …read more
Source: AsiaOne
