When Mikhail Khodorkovsky was a boy in the Soviet Union, he spent summers with his great-grandmother in Kharkiv. “It was a long time ago, and I thought I’d forgotten all those years,” he says. “But when I saw the footage of the Kharkiv bombing, and when I saw people [taking refuge] in the Kharkiv metro, everything just turned upside down inside me.”
当米哈伊尔•霍多尔科夫斯基(Mikhail Khodorkovsky)还是苏联的小男孩时，他曾在哈尔科夫(Kharkiv)和曾祖母一起度过夏天。“那是很久以前的事了，我以为这么多年我都忘了，”他说。“但当我看到哈尔科夫爆炸的镜头，当我看到人们在哈尔科夫地铁里避难时，一切都在我心里翻天覆地。”
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