Irina Korosteleva bustles into the KoKave coffee shop like a student late for class, her 5-year-old son Gardei in tow. She takes off the youngster's quilted jacket, parks him on a chair with a cellphone video game and takes her seat among fellow defenders of Ukraine, their laptops crowding out saucers and sugar bowls.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
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Two men take pictures of Ukrainian flags flying in the place of a Lenin statue that was toppled by protesters the night before in Kharkiv on Sept. 29, 2014.
