Kharkiv

It was shortly after 10pm last Thursday when Viktoriia thought her luck had finally run out. She heard the gentle humming noise every Ukrainian fears most and then... a deafening explosion. Her chandelier crashed to the floor. Seconds later, another blast shook the walls of her fourth-floor apartment. Flowerpots flew off her shelves. As she sprinted for cover, a third explosion shattered her windows, twisted the door frames and slammed the 53-year-old HR manager into the wall. 'A little longer, just a few minutes, maybe even less - and that would have been it,' said Viktoriia, who later found part of the Iranian-made Geran-2 kamikaze drone on the couch next to her front window....read