War. Stories from Ukraine
“Six-year-old kids can already tell the difference between the sounds of different multiple rocket launchers,” Alina, Kharkiv–Lviv
“I am very angry that my land has been invaded without invitation and my people are being killed”, Ksenia Bukshyna, 34, Kyiv
“As for me, I was just born a man, a Ukrainian, and it is my land these Northern rats and assholes have trespassed on”, Anton Malynovskyi, 26, Kyiv—Markhalivka
“In 2014, we also hid in basements and went to work in the morning”, Sofia, 30, Kyiv
“Every minute I listen carefully to the slightest sound—each of them may mean the beginning of shelling”, Iryna, 36, Kherson
“They can kill without reason, and there is no logic to it”, Li Biletska, 27, Kherson
“With this war, I realized that, really, we plan, God laughs”, Natasha Nahayevska, 23, Bar—Vyshhorod (Kyiv Region)
“I dream of going to Russia and defile Putin’s grave in some creative way”, Alla (84) and Tolya (89), Kharkiv
“I look at my son and think that we may not see him grow up”, Oleksandra, 23, Kyiv — Krolevets
‘I realized that I had to put all my life in a suitcase’, Victoria, Kyiv — Lviv
