Special Envoy to Inhoulka
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Imagine a peaceful isolated Ukrainian village of 2000 inhabitants, accessible by a stony road.
Overnight, nearly 3,000 Russian soldiers, hundreds of armored vehicles entered it, and they occupied it for ten days.
This is the traumatic past that still faces, four and a half months after the events, the mayor of Inhoulka, history teacher and school principal.
Married, two minor boys.
We are not in the martyr city of Boutcha or Irpin, but in a hamlet north of Mykolaiv, near the Bug estuary on the Black Sea.
At its head, an elected official revealed by the war, transformed into an anonymous resistance fighter, for the sole good of her constituents.
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The occupying troops may have fled a long time ago,
but "I continue to be afraid
," says Alla Mironova in her office in Inhoulka.
The chosen one fears a repetition of events, possible reprisals.
She refuses to tell her story, before, finally, giving up...
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