Vira and Samsonov show us the remains of the building in which they lived in Irpin.It is totally destroyed.Now they look in these train cars for a place to protect themselves from the war.They live inside four tiny walls.From there they remember the day the bombs reached their home."Here is our house burning" And they are excited to have a roof under which to rest: "Thank God we have a place to sleep."A Ukrainian company has enabled wagons for 100 homeless people, but they are aware that it is not a solution."I want to go back to my own house," says this woman.Irpin experienced intense fighting at the start of the war.Its inhabitants had to flee some destroyed houses, with the hope of being able to return one day.