NESØYA (Aftenposten): Artem (12) had never traveled with such a large bus before. What he experienced on the trip to Asker, he had never imagined could happen.
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He thought the windows would blow out. Artem Sandetskyi (12) was sitting at his desk in the middle of the classroom when he heard a loud bang. He felt that the school building in Odesa was shaking.
A plane had crashed seven kilometers away from the school.
Then the mother called.
“Come home as soon as you can,” she said.
Russia had invaded Ukraine a few hours earlier. Her mother knew what she had to do now:
Get your son safely home to Nesøya in Norway.
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