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In Donetsk, Frequent Shelling Fuels Distrust

Yekaterina Ivanovna had just fallen asleep in her home here Saturday when a boom outside her door jarred her. Shells fall almost every night in this part of town, north of the city’s train station, according to residents. Ivanovna said she didn’t know where this one came from and was relieved it hurt no one. But there’s no guarantee for the next one. "How can I stay alive, how can I survive in this small house?" Ivanovna said in Russian, standing in a wall-papered room strewn...

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