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Children in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv celebrated the start of the new school year underground – in improvised classrooms created in metro stations as shelter from Russian missiles.

Kharkiv's schools have been teaching online throughout the conflict as Russian missiles can reach the city in under a minute - not enough time to get from a classroom to a shelter.

Three more underground schools are being built, accommodating over 2,000 children.

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00:00It's better than online, because children can communicate, children can somehow understand in the first grade that they are at school, they will be more prepared for this, more morally than if they were just online.
00:30It's better than online, because children can communicate, children can somehow understand in the first grade that they are at school, they will be more prepared for this, more morally than if they were just online.

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