Many people living in Kyiv are choosing to stay in the city and refusing to yield to Russian threats, though the increased shelling of civilian targets has forced a significant number of residents to flee as Moscow's troops close in on the capital, says a Ukrainian journalist."I am at home, and I can hear explosions frequently," says freelance journalist Tetiana Druzhenko, 28, in a recent email interview with Kyodo News.While missile strikes have destroyed infrastructure in some parts of the capital, other areas still have central heating, running water and intermittent internet connectivit…READ FULL ARTICLE