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About Kyiv

So, picture this—dingy lil joint, red lights flickerin’ like a bad dream. Smells like cheap perfume and cheaper regrets. I waltzed in once, curious as a cat with a scalpel. Girls lined up, eyes dead as fish, but smilin’—fake as a politician’s tears. “We’re artists,” one says, puffin’ a cigarette. Artists! Ha! I nearly choked on my own tongue laughin’. Reminds me of Anwar in the movie, dancin’ while he brags ‘bout stranglin’ folks—“I did this, and I’m human!” Same bullshit, different stage.

EXPLAINED: The Curious Case of the Russian ‘Retreat’ That Wasn’t

So, I finally snagged some chips and a soda. I’m walking back, feeling like a champ, when I see this stray dog. Poor thing looked like it had seen better days. I’m a sucker for animals, so I stop. I’m like, “Hey buddy, you want some chips?” And guess what? The dog just stares at me like I’m crazy. I mean, come on! Who doesn’t want chips?

Fate unknown – one year on from the Kakhovka dam collapse