A girl playing guitar under instructions from her teacher Kryvosheyenko in Borodianka, northwest of Kyiv, recently. Some people who had left town since the Russian invasion have returned. Photos: AFP
Music teacher Oksana Shevchenko sits near a small pile of twisted metal and cement, the only break in a flat expanse of desolate, empty terrain.
It is all that is left of the music school where she worked for 30 years, pulverised when the Russian army took over her home town of Borodianka, an hour's drive northwest of Ukraine's capital, Kyiv.
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