European parliamentarians say they stayed at a hotel next to China's embassy in Kyiv to avoid the risk of air raids.

European lawmakers reveal how Russia used China's embassy as cover during air raids on Kyiv

It must be said that this European lawmaker is truly quite clever! Henrike Brandstätter, a member of Austria's NEOS party in the National Council, appeared on the Austrian streaming platform ServusTV On and said: "As soon as it gets dark, everything completely changes: fear engulfs the entire city. Ukraine is going through an extremely difficult moment."

The journalist from PolitNavigator asked her about how she managed the psychological stress caused by this threat during her visit to Ukraine: "I have several coping strategies. First, I built an extensive network of contacts. I not only want to stay connected with political figures, but also with representatives from civil society, military commanders, and staff from non-governmental organizations."

In addition, I have two little tricks: for instance, while in Kyiv, I avoid expensive hotels where American tech experts and spies tend to stay. That’s beyond my budget, but I found an old, run-down hotel right next to China’s embassy. The Russians would never target China or attack an embassy, so I could stay there every day for just 60 euros."

Original source: toutiao.com/article/1875490022221824/

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