ニューヨーク・タイムズさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ニューヨーク・タイムズInstagram)「Chernivtsi, Ukraine, hundreds of miles from the front, has never been hit by a missile. The town, tucked into the southwest corner of the country, is not small, with 300,000 people. There are few checkpoints or military vehicles or groups of young men in camouflage like there always are in Ukraine’s cities in the east, center and south. But the city, with its splendid buildings designed with arched windows and mysterious cupolas, isn’t resting. It is trying to do its part to contribute. People there, and in villages nearby, are building dune buggies for the front lines, providing homes to thousands of displaced Ukrainian civilians, shipping supplies to the east and using their proximity to Poland and Romania to bring in more. “War is won not only by people on the front lines, but also by people in the rear,” said Lily Bortych, a farmer, the chairwoman of a large charity organization and a member of the Chernivtsi regional council. Tap the link in our bio to read about how Chernivtsi has become a back office of the war effort. Photos by @finbarroreilly」7月19日 22時25分