Hundreds of people still live in the Heroes of Dnipro metro station in the Obolon district of Kyiv, many of them children. Despite Russia’s retreat, most fear Russian reprisal attacks, and air raid sirens still sound throughout the night. Galyna runs this station. She hasn't been home since the war began as there is still too much to do. The first days saw up to 2800 people crowding into the cold-war era shelter, replete with an underground cafe and pharmacy, and in case of a nuclear attack, 40cm thick iron blast doors that still shut at curfew. Volunteers from @wckitchen deliver meals and fresh fruit daily, where we met Dima who shared with us his dream of leading a boy-band (note @btsbighitofficial pin) one day. Also pictured are local volunteers entertaining the children and handing out toys. One side of the station had set up a cinema for the kids, and on our last visit I was surprised to see the movie of the night was... #notimetodie :)