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The authors of the book are well-known journalists who consider it their professional and patriotic duty to tell the whole world about this horrific, destructive war imposed on us directly from the scene, at the risk of their lives.

"The war is like a black funnel, because in war you see a lot of evil, pain, tragedies, you fight your battle with rejection of what is happening, that those you know are dying. It is probably easier for those journalists who have been at war since 2014, because they have been travelling the path that civilian journalists had to go through for years in a few weeks and managed to pack their emergency suitcases with emergency supplies. And perhaps this is what saved them more than once, both before and after 24 February. Is it possible to divide the war into before and after? Is it possible to divide it only because it did not affect the majority for a long time and did not threaten the world? A war in which you, as a journalist, realise the weight of every word. A war that was started with words long before the first shot was fired."