Karina, a 22-year-old surrogate from eastern Ukraine, is six months pregnant with a Chinese couple's embryo. The war in Ukraine led her to surrogacy due to financial struggles after her home in Bakhmut was destroyed. Despite initial anger about her situation, she has accepted it and plans to have more surrogate babies to save for a home. However, Ukraine's parliament is considering a bill to regulate surrogacy more strictly, potentially banning access for foreigners. Critics argue that surrogacy exploits vulnerable women, while some couples view it as a viable option for parenthood. The article highlights the complexities and ethical concerns surrounding commercial surrogacy in Ukraine.