Bomb-Shelter Baby Only Knows Underground Life In Kharkiv

Olha Shevchenko was seven months pregnant when Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24. After her home in the village of Prudyanka was shelled that same morning, she fled to nearby Kharkiv and took refuge in a shelter beneath the factory where her husband works. Two months later, her baby boy, Zhenya, was born and he's been in the shelter his whole life.