And a bomb landed right by them. Bekan doesn't cry. He tells his horror story with the same blank stare found on many of Sputnik camp's young faces. I saw a woman without legs and arms, without anything. Their houses were destroyed, they lost their loved ones, their dogs, their cats.
Every child has their world and they've been thrown out of it.
For them, the enemy is war. And the sounds of conflict are always near. Children point at them in fear. Nearly everyone stops walking until the jets are out of view. The children of Sputnik fear open spaces where they can be attacked.