Dynamo Kyiv coach Maciej Kendzorek shared candid thoughts about life in Ukraine during the war. The Polish specialist, who joined the Kyiv team at the end of the summer, admitted that the process of adapting to the constant danger was difficult both mentally and physically.
“The first night in Kyiv you don’t sleep at all – you stand by the window and look. The second night you go to bed, but you constantly listen. It gets a little easier with each successive one.
When the siren sounds, you need to take shelter, the Russians know how to make life unbearable for ordinary people. Their goal is not only to kill, but to morally exhaust, drive to despair,” Kendzorek quotes.
Source: sport.ua