One of them is Tatyana Margolina, the company’s office director in Dnipro. “Nail salons have become a place for therapy,” Ms. Margolina said. It’s a place to talk.”As Ms. Margolina keeps the Dnipro office running, there is a new and unnerving dimension to her job: the sound of explosions. Within hours, she read that three people had died in a house near a playground where Ms. Kushnir regularly took her daughter. “I can’t understand this war,” Ms. Kushnir said, removing her glasses to dab tears on her cheeks.

Source: New York Times June 16, 2022 17:14 UTC