Reflections on Friends Leaving Ukraine Amid Ongoing Conflict

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Diana Berg reflects on the emotional rift between Ukrainians who left the country after the Russian invasion and those who remained.
Berg describes feelings of anger, guilt, and shame as part of the "deepest unseen wound" of the war.
She notes a difference in understanding of war experiences between Ukrainians and Western colleagues.

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My friends left Ukraine after the Russian invasion. Now I wonder if we live in the same world | Diana BergThe Guardian · 4 hours ago

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Diana Berg reflects on the emotional rift between Ukrainians who left the country after the Russian invasion and those who remained.
Berg describes feelings of anger, guilt, and shame as part of the "deepest unseen wound" of the war.
She notes a difference in understanding of war experiences between Ukrainians and Western colleagues.

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