She made an anti-war drawing as a child in Russia. Four years on, she’s still living with the fallout

Masha Moskalyova drew an anti-war picture when she was 12 years old in Russia. The drawing led to serious consequences for her, forcing her to live in danger or flee multiple times. Four years later, she continues to face fallout from creating that single childhood artwork.

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She made an anti-war drawing as a child in Russia. Four years on, she’s still living with the fallout

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