Oksana Stomina on Survival and Ukraine’s Future
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Poet and civic activist Oksana Stomina survived the siege of Mariupol, while her husband, a Ukrainian defender, spent more than four years in Russian captivity. In an interview with Kyiv Post, she speaks about survival, Ukrainian resilience, countering Russian propaganda, bringing prisoners home, and Ukraine’s future.
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