Russian authorities say they have detained an American reporter with the Wall Street Journal, Evan Gershkovich, accusing him of espionage.
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Speaking to CNN’s Christiane Amanpour from Kyiv, Dzhaparova said she thinks “a long-term process of recovery will be happening after the resolution of war,” but added that “at this stage of the war it’s still an existential matter of survival so we need to survive physically and after that, we can speak about the mental recovery.”
The deputy minister told CNN she has seen her two daughters, who are abroad, only three times since the invasion.The situation in Bakhmut is “still terrible,” she said.
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