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1:45Now PlayingIn “Fortress Kharkiv,” on the front lines of Ukraine’s fight against Russia, much of public life has gone underground.
After four years of constant bombardment by Russia, the city has opened eight schools in subterranean subway stations.
Plays and other shows are also taking place underground — where residents can gather and have some semblance of normalcy without the fear of Moscow’s deadly drones and missiles.
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