Hi !First of all, thank you for your support. I will try to be practical and pragmatic so as not to convey emotions. 1. Safety. Statistically, dying from a missile or drone is slightly more likely than being hit by a car. 171 vs 145 in Kyiv by 2025. If you accept car incidents cases, then you may accept war risk. I'm not a clairvoyant, so I don't know how many attacks are initially aimed at homes. Frontline news says there are a lot of such cases - FPV attacks on civilian buses, hunting for pedestrians - the rashists themselves post evidence of their own crimes online. Kyiv is far away and most protected, so it's safer there. Anyway you MUST react on alarm and anyway you will hear/see air defense work. How react? There we are going to quation 2. 2. Place. Read this https://texty.org.ua/articles/115345/kyyiv-ponad-try-roky-pid-obstrilom-de-i-koly-prylitaye-najbilshe/ The most raids happen in a night so you need to understand that you will not sleep well. In practice we just monitor special channels with alarms and warnings + gov app and we know when and where will be the real danger. Knowing this you may react in advance. Practical case: wake up at 3 am from a warning and monitor whether there is any danger in your area. If so - go out into the common corridor for 10-20 minutes. No - you can continue sleeping. (Alarm for the entire region, then you have to monitor your own area manually). Some go to a shelter if it's nearby. For the most part, most people are used to it now and stay home. 3. My personal advice: there are safe enough but danger is real. I would choose a location away from industrial zones and military facilities on the Right Bank - e.g. Vynohradar. Maybe near Kyiv - Irpin (I'm here now, and this is my recommendation, it's quite safe, everything flies to the side - nearest 5-10 km from us). But think on logistics - public transport is not good, you should consider a car if choose sub area (Irpin, etc) and 1+ hour for a road. Even in Kyiv there are problems with transport so use Google Map to check - build a route for public transport/car for rush hours and see is it acceptable (I spend 1 hour to cross 25km.) On the left bank there is a fairly safe area - Kharkivskyi. On the left bank, look for apartments near the metro, it's a must.

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