Anton Telegin's drive to collect wages amid Russian threats reflects the dire situation at Ukraine's eastern front, highlighting a worker's struggle against the backdrop of war.
With Russian troops advancing, many miners are leaving the mines, and Mr. Telegin reflects on the precariousness of their operations, fearing this was their last visit.
The closing of Ukraine's last operational mine producing coking coal signifies a crucial loss for the country, impacting both the steel industry and its wartime efforts.
Mr. Telegin's account underscores the human cost of the conflict, as miners pack up their belongings and confront the reality of an uncertain future.
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