Kyiv
“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
“I’ve said goodbye to my bakery many times.” How small businesses in Ukraine survive the war
“If you are the mother of a child with a disability, you are in a double trap during war”, Nia, 31, Kyiv
“This is my city. I will not run away from every bandit or loony who comes here”, Natalia Yakovenko, 79, historian, Kyiv
“In Kyiv, doctors’ shifts last weeks rather than days”, Oksana Sirenko, 37, Kyiv
“I’ll do more good things where I am now. Where should I go?”, Oleksandr Zakletskyi, 43, Kyiv
“I heard an explosion and felt the house jump up with me inside. In the opposite house, glass was falling”, Daria Horho, 32, Kyiv
“We wouldn’t make it, so we’ve stayed where we are”, Natalia Novitnia, 47, Kyiv
“Women should not give birth in such conditions! This is absolute nonsense! In the center of Europe, in the 21st century…”, Kyrylo Ventskivskyi, 37, Kyiv
“My little daughter is smiling and reaching for me, but I see her gone, buried in her sleep under the rubble in the basement”, Anastasiia Mikhailovska, 31, Kyiv
