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One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:55
When we left Ukraine just days before the invasion, we questioned whether we were acting in haste. Our lives are now different but there’s still a sadness for the life frozen in time.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:43
Russia considers the Luhansk and Donetsk regions of Ukraine to be its territories. But local residents have a different opinion about it.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:38
Despite his life-changing injury, military officer Oleksandr Fedun wants to recover and return to the ranks as soon as possible.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:33
It’s the hardest thing to live not knowing when or if you will see your wife and children who fled Ukraine because of the war.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:25
A mother who lost her four-year-old son at the start of the war, describes how she has survived over the past year, and offers advice for others in a similar situation.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:25
It’s hard to carry on with your life when your friends’ coffins are so heavy and you know from your own harsh experience that the best really do die first.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:19
A stark choice between partner and family turned into a path to the UK, where Maria, struck by the magnitude of events in Ukraine, knew she needed to help others.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:09
A Ukrainian soldier recounts how he was taken captive and tortured by the Russians; also how he sought refuge in a monastery and struggled after liberation.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 15:03
With curfews in force in most Ukrainian cities, walking around town during the wee hours is no longer an option. But it certainly is something to look forward to.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 14:58
Thinking about your hometown often kicks up feelings of nostalgia. But when you see the town battered, and your family held hostage, the pain is hard to bear.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 14:46
For Ukrainians, especially those with family connections on the other side of this war, the language (quite literally) of good and evil could not be starker.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 14:30
I thought the war might help align my mother’s worldview with mine, but hope faded too soon. A lifetime of Russian propaganda was something not even the horrors of war at home could erase.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 14:17
Sometimes what we need most are the things that comfort and soothe us in times of distress – like now. For one little girl, it’s her stuffed polar bear.
One year of war
Feb. 24, 13:59
On Dec. 31 a Russian cruise missile hit a hotel across the street from Sofia’s dance club in Kyiv.
One year of war
Feb. 23, 16:00
Far from Ukraine, the lives of two people remain fraught with anxiety as they recount their own fears and concern for others.
One year of war
Feb. 23, 14:36
Alisa's daughter was born on March 2, 2022, on the 7th day of the war, in a maternity hospital in the center of Kyiv. Meanwhile, Russian troops were trying to break through the city's defenses.