In the early days of Russia’s bombardment of Ukrainian cities, Misha Katsurin, a restaurateur who lives near Kyiv in the western part of the country, was having trouble getting through to his 58-year-old father in Russia.
The phone line worked fine, but the connection between father and son was suffering a major disconnect.
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