War. Stories from Ukraine
“Russians do not know their children are dying”, Maria, 51, Berdyansk
“I understand that this is genocide”, Oleksandr, 34, Kharkiv
“Air strikes are so frequent that there are no sirens”, Iryna, Kharkiv — Lviv
“To run away now is to run all your life”, Oleh Romaniuk, 36, Luhansk region — Kharkiv
“I don’t need an alarm clock. Anyway, I will wake up very early because of the shelling”, Sofia Zolochevska, 27, Kharkiv
“I am overwhelmed with fierce hate against the occupiers”, Yuliia Kabanets, 24, Donetsk — Kyiv
“I want to defend my land. Work as much as I can. I want to fight”, Aliona, 27, Sumy
“I’m afraid of losing my relatives and friends. Afraid of running out of water and food”, Kateryna, 26, Berdiansk
“Mornings are now scarier than nights”, Iryna Shyshka, 28, Krolevets
“The invaders are shelling everything”, Olena, 29, Kharkiv
