“I could have gone abroad, but I want to be here in Ukraine.” Why foreigners stay in a warring country and how they join the fight against the aggressor

14 July 2022 | Kyiv, Ternopil, Zhytomyr

The Vulnerable. How Those Who Cannot Escape from the War Are Living

7 July 2022 | War. Stories from Ukraine, Donetsk Region, Sumy Region, War. Stories from Ukraine

“The Russians aimed to shoot our Executed Renaissance for the second time, to destroy our memories,” Yaryna Tsymbal, Kharkiv

4 April 2022 |

“I woke up and that’s good, everyone in my family is safe and sound and that’s good, too”, Stanislav Sierhieiev, 36, Kharkiv

26 March 2022 | War. Stories from Ukraine

“I came out of the bomb shelter, and the wave from an explosion pressed me against the wall”, Ivan, 16, Kharkiv

23 March 2022 | Kharkiv, Kharkiv, Kharkiv, Kharkiv, Kharkiv, Kharkiv

“We knew that the walls could fall on us at any moment”, Valeria, Kharkiv—Lviv

17 March 2022 |

“Wounded old lady. Is she a Nazi or Banderite? That is very wrong”, Oleksii Bozhko, 25, Kharkiv

16 March 2022 |

“Hatred for Russians in the whole country is huge, nobody is waiting for them here”, Andriy Fomenko, 44, Sumy

10 March 2022 | Sumy

“Six-year-old kids can already tell the difference between the sounds of different multiple rocket launchers,” Alina, Kharkiv–Lviv

9 March 2022 | Lviv, War. Stories from Ukraine

“I dream of going to Russia and defile Putin’s grave in some creative way”, Alla (84) and Tolya (89), Kharkiv

7 March 2022 | War. Stories from Ukraine, War. Stories from Ukraine, War. Stories from Ukraine

“I understand that this is genocide”, Oleksandr, 34, Kharkiv

6 March 2022 |

“Air strikes are so frequent that there are no sirens”, Iryna, Kharkiv — Lviv

6 March 2022 | Kharkiv, Kharkiv, Kharkiv, Kharkiv, Kharkiv, Kharkiv