KYIV, Feb 4 (Reuters) – At 66, railway worker Volodymyr Vasyliev could have long since been fully retired. Instead, he was below ground in the middle of a 24-hour shift, trying to fix pipes that had burst under a Soviet-era high-rise, part of an army of technicians drafted in to keep Ukrainians warm through the coldest winter yet of war. Read full story
In Kyiv freezing under Russian attacks, a veteran plumber fights back by fixing the heat
