On Dec. 20 local time, in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, a tense atmosphere hung over every corner. As night fell, explosions suddenly rang out in the city, deafening, as if to shatter the historic city. The explosions did not come from distant artillery fire, but from the terrifying reality at hand.

Not long after an air-raid siren had been sounded in Kiev, the sharp sound of the siren cut through the night sky and made the hearts of the citizens instantly tense. The sound of the siren echoed through the empty streets, and the whole city was thrown into chaos with people's cries of panic. The lights on the streets flickered in the light of the explosion, as if to remind people that this was not a drill, but a real war.

So-and-so, a young journalist working in central Kiev, was at the scene of the explosion. His heart was full of fear, but as a professional journalist, he knew his responsibility well. He quickly took out his camera and recorded the brutal scene. At the moment of the explosion, the surrounding buildings shook violently, debris rained down like rain, and people in the streets fled everywhere, shouting in horror.

So-and-so noticed that there was an old residential building near the explosion site, and the rubble on the roof of the building had been blown up everywhere. He took a closer look and found that several residents in the building had been injured, and their clothes were stained with blood. So-and-so immediately stepped forward and dialed the emergency number with his mobile phone, while calming the injured and keeping them calm.

While waiting for help, Mr. So interviewed several witnesses who said the explosion was caused by a bomb dropped by a drone that shone red in the night sky and appeared ghostly above people's heads. Mr. So realized that the war had spread from the ground to the air, and the drones had become a new threat.

An in-depth analysis of the bombing shows that the situation in Ukraine has become increasingly serious. Kiev, the political, economic and cultural center of Ukraine, has always been a hotspot of conflict. The bombing was undoubtedly a huge blow to the psychology of Kiev citizens and deepened people's fear of war.

After the interview, so-and-so was full of worries. He knew that the war would not end in a short time, and the lives of the citizens of Kiev would be shrouded in the shadow of war for a long time. As a journalist, he will continue to stick to his post, use the camera to record the cruelty of this war, let the world know the truth, and speak for peace.

In the days to come, so-and-so and his colleagues will continue to travel around Kiev to provide timely and accurate information to the citizens. They firmly believe that in the shadow of war, the brilliance of human nature still exists, and they are the messengers who protect this brilliance.