KYIV, Ukraine --- Life in the capital of war-torn Ukraine seems normal on the surface. In the mornings, people rush to work holding cups of coffee. Streets are filled with cars, and in the evenings restaurants are packed. But the details tell another story. Numerous buildings across Kyiv bear the scars of Russian bombardment. Sandbags are stacked around monuments, museums and office buildings to protect from possible attack. At nights, streets are empty after the midnight curfew comes into force. In restaurants, diners chat about life, friends and jobs, and discuss whether they liked the Barbie or Oppenheimer movie better, or which concert they might attend. But such conversati...Keep on reading: LOOK: Life in Kyiv may seem normal on surface, but a closer look reveals burdens of war