“Here in Kyiv, we survive nights like this every three or four days. After each attack, our office receives call after call from people whose flats and homes have been damaged. Paul Anticoni OBE (left) stood alongside Oleksiy Tolkachov in Kyiv earlier this year (With courtesy)[Missing Credit]Oleksiy Tolkachov, Director of Dreamland, another WJR partner, described the lack of warning. “People hid wherever they could: in corridors, bathrooms and other relatively protected parts of their homes. 2U reports that there are 235 Jewish residents in Kyiv who are in need of repairs due to the constant shelling.