Yulia Mykytenko, a lieutenant in the Ukrainian army, reflects on the challenges of frontline duty, revealing the psychological toll and her commitment to her unit amidst war.
In her memoir, Mykytenko details the reality of life in the Donbas during conflict, from feeding stray cats to dealing with the psychological impact of constant shelling.
Mykytenko describes living conditions and the companionship of cats in their houses, which serve a practical purpose while also highlighting the stark contrast of war and life.
Her recognition of fatigue over time showcases a shift in perspective: initially motivated, she now grapples with the gnawing desire to return home to Kyiv.
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