"Andriy is not coming back," admits the mother of a ninth-grader from Kyiv region. In Poland, he is getting a modern education: Python courses, spoken English, and support. And here? Here, "everything is closed.".

This is not a fictional story. This is a reality in which Ukrainian teenagers see no way out, so they leave. And they don't always come back. Because the state has not yet offered them a future.

What is the root of the problem?

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