Kharkiv
The Vulnerable. How Those Who Cannot Escape from the War Are Living
“The Russians aimed to shoot our Executed Renaissance for the second time, to destroy our memories,” Yaryna Tsymbal, Kharkiv
“I woke up and that’s good, everyone in my family is safe and sound and that’s good, too”, Stanislav Sierhieiev, 36, Kharkiv
“I came out of the bomb shelter, and the wave from an explosion pressed me against the wall”, Ivan, 16, Kharkiv
“We knew that the walls could fall on us at any moment”, Valeria, Kharkiv—Lviv
“Wounded old lady. Is she a Nazi or Banderite? That is very wrong”, Oleksii Bozhko, 25, Kharkiv
“Hatred for Russians in the whole country is huge, nobody is waiting for them here”, Andriy Fomenko, 44, Sumy
“Six-year-old kids can already tell the difference between the sounds of different multiple rocket launchers,” Alina, Kharkiv–Lviv
“I dream of going to Russia and defile Putin’s grave in some creative way”, Alla (84) and Tolya (89), Kharkiv
“I understand that this is genocide”, Oleksandr, 34, Kharkiv
