Viktoria
Haidai, the commercial director of the Konvi publishing firm, carefully
inspects the twisted, ruined metal of a printing press on the outskirts of Kyiv,
Ukraine.
Just hours
earlier, workers expected this facility to print crucial textbooks for
Ukrainian children returning to school. Instead, an overnight Russian missile
strike reduced the factory to ashes, wiping out a planned run of 1.3 million
textbooks - representing 10 percent of Ukraine’s schoolbooks.
Amid the
smoking r...
