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Reuters
Reuters
Politics
Natalie Thomas

In a Ukraine maternity ward, newborn Katya brings hope amidst the horror

Petrol station worker, Tamara Kravchuk, 37, holds her newborn baby on her breast, whose name will be Katya after a bomb hit a building in the psychiatric hospital, only a few buildings down from the maternity hospital as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, March 22, 2022. REUTERS/Nacho Doce

Just minutes old, baby Katya lies on her mother Tamara Kravchuk's chest, unaware of the joy and solace she has brought.

It is a moment of bliss and gratitude, despite the war raging close by.

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