2022年入侵引发的乌克兰出版繁荣，如今正面临俄罗斯袭击的强度和频率的威胁。在一个八月的周六早晨，出版商Ranok的联合创始人兼首席执行官维克托·克鲁格洛夫正位于哈尔科夫的总部——这座乌克兰东部城市与基辅一起，是该国出版印刷业的中心。总部建于15年前，原址是一家面包厂，占地约10,000平方米（107,640平方英尺）。书籍在排排货架上堆叠高达12米。
A Ukrainian publishing boom sparked by the 2022 invasion is now under threat from the force and frequency of Russian attacks On a Saturday morning in August, Viktor Kruglov, the co-founder and chief executive of the publisher Ranok, was at his headquarters in Kharkiv – the eastern Ukrainian city that, along with Kyiv, is the centre of the country’s publishing and printing industry. Built 15 years ago on the site of a former bread factory, the footprint of the premises is about 10,000 sq metres (107,640ft). Books were stacked 12 metres high on rank after rank of shelves.
克鲁格洛夫与五位高级同事站在仓库地面上，讨论即将到来的新学年。仓库存放着62.8万本新教科书。“正值分发旺季，”他说，“所以我们正在检查所有流程：如何更成功地完成，如何按时完成。”
Kruglov, along with five senior colleagues, were on the warehouse floor to discuss the approaching school year. The warehouse was holding 628,000 new schoolbooks. “It was the high season of distribution,” he said, “so we were checking all our processes: how to do it more successfully, how to do it in time.”