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When the war is never far away, and the priests wear body armor, even burying a child is a risk. → Read More
In towns near Kharkiv, police dodge mines and booby-traps to document Russian war crimes → Read More
Instead of a renewed assault, many Ukrainians experienced the quietest day of the war in weeks, fueling a sense of optimism over the war's outcome. → Read More
The effort is imbued with a sense of optimism that Ukraine will outlast Russia’s assault. → Read More
In one hard-hit neighborhood, 50 people have created a new life underground as the shells fall outside. → Read More
When the Russians came, some people seemed to help them; "the war showed who is who." → Read More
Ambulance crews remain in war zone to help their neighbors. "Who will do this if we don’t?" → Read More
The southern industrial city of Kryvyi Rih is defiant and preparing for a potential Russian assault. → Read More
In strategically key southern region, militaries are dug in and civilians are caught in the middle. → Read More
The munitions could leave a legacy of fear and destruction long after the war ends. → Read More
Pilots say they are "just targets" in Soviet-era MiG-29s and want allies to send newer planes. → Read More
A city that has been a symbol of Ukrainian resolve and defiance is preparing for more attacks → Read More
Residents describe theft, beatings, torture and at least one killing of an unarmed civilian at the hands of Russian soldiers. → Read More
"I’m sorry for our guys. We are burying them every day," a local gravedigger says. → Read More
“It deserves to be treated like a living creature," said theater director Nadezhda Babich. "This is the heart of Odessa.” → Read More
Southern city has blocked military advances while taunting Russians as "dummies" on social media. → Read More
The city is often called “Odessa Mama” — a matriarch who will protect them. → Read More
Then, when I got in Ukraine on Jan. 23, I started considering what stories I could report from Odessa so I could at last work in a pilgrimage. It wasn’t hard; my job was to write about the lead-up to what the United States was warning would soon be a full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine. Odessa, a large Black Sea port, was an obvious target because of its economic importance to Ukraine. But… → Read More
Russian forces have been hammering ports along the Black Sea. Odessa is in their path. → Read More
Dnipro embodies the merciless question across Ukraine: Where is safe? → Read More