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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - A train driver greets workers of Ukrzaliznytsia, during the inaugural trip of the restoration of the Kyiv-Chernihiv, April 15, 2022.

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - Oleksandr Pirozhkov, train conductor for 15 years. "Since February 25, I have been working on the Kyiv-Lviv evacuation lines. Being a train conductor has always been a childhood dream for me. Since the war, we worry a lot, for ourselves and for the passengers. For a while, we were putting 100 people in a car made for 36. We evacuated single children from Bucha and Irpin without their parents. They kept asking us where their parents were. We didn't know what to tell them." Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - Arrival of the train to Przemyśl, Poland, at Kyiv Station, April 18, 2022. Przemyśl has become the first stop in Poland for many refugees, allowing a direct connection to the European Union, directly from the Ukrainian capital. Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Zavorichi - Oleksandr Kamishyn, director of Ukrzaliznytsia, stands between the rails of the Kyiv-Chernihiv line. At 38 years old, his mission was originally to modernize the services of a company still marked by a post-Soviet operation. Today, he must manage refugee evacuations, deliver humanitarian aid, and negotiate the release of his employees from enemy hands. "Ninety-four employees died, 103 were injured, and 12 were held hostage in occupied cities. All have been released." Zavorichi, Ukraine: April 15, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - Une caméra de surveillance dans la gare de Kyiv, à l’interieur du bureau d’information. Kyiv, Ukraine: 18 avril 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - Lesia, 41, has been working at the information desk in Kyiv's central railway station for 20 years. "It is very hard to reconstruct the first days of the war. It was complicated to help everyone, we helped women and children first. We did our best to be polite, to help them carry their luggage, to give them psychological support. I can't ignore the air raid alarms, and we run into the shelters every time, but I stay ready." Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Zavorichi - A bridge destroyed as a result of the conflict had fallen on the rails of the Kyiv-Chernihiv line, cutting the connection between the two cities. Around Zavorichi, Ukraine: April 15, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - At Kyiv's central train station, a hub of the war effort and refugee movement, the current lull may soon give way to a new wave of refugees from the east. Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Chernihiv - Lesia, 32, was a first-class stewardess on the high-speed trains going to the west of the country. When the war broke out, her cars, previously reserved for the wealthiest passengers, were filled with refugees in great distress: "When the evacuations started, there were no more first or second class. Psychologically, it was very hard, because I was working on the evacuations of Irpin and Bucha. The worst thing was when the children were crying." On the Kyiv - Chernihiv line, Ukraine: April 15, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - The order given to the staff of Ukrzaliznytsia during the evacuations was clear: special attention must be given to children and vulnerable people. Passengers preparing to board a train at the Kyiv train station. Kyiv, Ukraine: April 15, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Shevchenkove - A railway crossing in a village affected by the Russian occupation. Shevchenkove, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine: April 17, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Shevchenkove - Luba, 59, heats her small station with an old train heater. Traditionally occupied by women, this staff is essential to the functioning of the Ukrainian railway network. "I've been working at this crossing for 30 years. The Russians had positioned their guns 50 meters from my house." Shevchenkove, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine: 17 April 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Zavorichi - The workers of Ukrzaliznytsia are constantly running after the damage caused by Russian bombing. Before the war, a section of damaged rail could take up to two days to repair. Today, it takes only a few hours. Zavorichi, Ukraine: April 15, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - After the intense wave of westward migration at the beginning of the war, which put the national railway under extreme strain, the trend is towards a lull. Now the trains to Kyiv are filling up again, bringing with them the hope of a certain normality. Kyiv, Ukraine: April 15, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - In addition to humanitarian aid and refugee transport, the national company also transports soldiers and military support to the eastern front of the country. Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - Andrei, 52, has been a train driver for 36 years. "My wife and daughter are afraid for me, of the missiles and rockets. I didn't see them for three weeks after the war started. I am quite optimistic - I never go into the underground when the sirens sound." Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - A road-rail vehicle in charge of maintenance, in a depot of Ukrzaliznytsia. Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Zavorichi - A maintenance worker observes the progress of electrification work on the Kyiv-Chernihiv line. Zavorichi, Ukraine: April 15, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - Despite the incessant air raid alarms, cleaning staff provide continuous service in Ukraine's largest train station.A cleaning worker on break in an office at Kyiv Central Station. Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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19/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Kyiv - "My grandparents died there, but I know my parents are alive, a neighbor told me." Nastia, 26, is a communications officer for Ukrzaliznytsia. An only child, almost all of her family is in Mariupol. "The days have become very long, and I can't even remember what my job was before the war." Kyiv, Ukraine: April 18, 2022

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Ukraine: -Rudyna- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Rudyna - Andrii (16), Dima (14) and Oleksandr (15), on the remains of the Russian checkpoint in front of their neighborhood. Andrii says: "When the Russians arrived on March 8, they immediately started to mine some houses and stole the car of the village chief. With my sister and father, we went to hide in the neighbor's house. Then we received a phone call. Our house had been visited. They stole our underwear, and left theirs." (Rudyna, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Shevchenkove- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Shevchenkove - In Shevchenkove, as in many villages, it seems that the young Russian soldiers, who arrived after the more professionalized troops, had carte blanche. Civilian vehicles were attacked, houses ransacked, lives shattered. (Shevchenkove, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Butcha- -
13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Alexei, 19, amidst the rubble of an apartment in his building in Butcha. "When the Russians came, the dog barked at them. they shot him in the paw [...]. Some of the soldiers were the same age as me." (Boutcha, Ukraine: April 13, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Zalissya- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Zalissya - The first wave of Russian soldiers first positioned their tanks in the gardens of the inhabitants. (Zalissya, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - In this district of Boutcha, the inhabitants still live in the basements, for fear of a new rain of shells (Boutcha, Ukraine: 13 April 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Vitaly, 64, a veteran of the Ukrainian army, defended his house in Butcha against the Russian advance. "I saw two troop transports and a tanker truck coming down my street, [...] I shot at them with my grenade launcher." (Boutcha, Ukraine: April 13, 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Traces of a Russian shell on a sidewalk in Butcha (Butcha, Ukraine: April 13, 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Ludmilla, ordinary from Lugansk, in her apartment in Butcha. "When the Russians came, they were interested in my son's plastic weapons. I showed them the papers that proved he was autistic, and they arrested him."

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Russian tanks in the scrapyard of Boutcha. While the cleaning operation of the city is well underway, the trauma remains very present in the minds of the inhabitants. (Boutcha, Ukraine: April 13, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Bohdanivka- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - Two Ukrainian girls play on a swing at the entrance to the village of Bohdanivka. The community, northeast of Kyiv, is just beginning to heal the wounds of the occupation. (Bohdanivka, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Olga, 80 years old, from Luhansk, has lived through three wars. "I was born during the German occupation. When the Germans came to our house and saw a child, they left us alone. The Russians are worse than the Germans" in Butcha.

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Boutcha remains a city where one should not leave the beaten track and concrete roads. Mines and explosive devices litter the area as demining operations begin. Rockets carrying submunitions like this one pose a real threat. (Boutcha, Ukraine: April 13, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Bohdanivka- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - Luba, 48, lived through the occupation with her husband Andrii. "I started to dress like an old lady, to look 70, to make myself less attractive to the Russian soldiers. We were afraid that they would force us to leave in a humanitarian corridor. Then we realized that they only wanted the sim cards. If we even wanted to cross the street, we had to wear a white scarf.

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Before the advance of Russian troops on Boutcha, bombs rained down on residential areas, destroying here the car of an inhabitant (Boutcha, Ukraine: 13 April 2022)

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Ukraine: -Bohdanivka- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - Andrii, 52 years old, in the basement where he keeps his potato reserves "My wife prepared the basement, we took mattresses, quilts, food. The Russians asked us to write on the doors, with paint, whether there were children or only adults in the houses." (Bohdanivka, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - A canteen recovered by a resident of Bohdanivka from the local school, which served as the headquarters of the occupation forces. The inscription "Alma Ata", in Russian, the former name of the current capital of Kazakhstan, could suggest that these soldiers were from minorities of Kazakh origin (Bohdanivka, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Un habitant de Boutcha passe devant un appartement endommagé lors de l’offensive russe. (Boutcha, Ukraine: 13 avril 2022)

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Ukraine: -Bohdanivka- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - Syvatoslav, 7 years old, wants to become a soldier when he grows up. "Before the war, he didn't play with weapons," explains his mother, Ola, "but he started asking questions about weapons, checkpoints, and that's when his interest grew. But he started asking questions about weapons, checkpoints, and that's when his interest developed. I changed my opinion radically. Before the war, I would never have wanted my parents to serve in the army. Now I think it is a necessary experience. (Bohdanivka, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - The Boutcha junkyard is also a dumping ground for Russian weapons crates, in this case mines, which remain a very real threat in Boutcha and its surroundings. (Boutcha, Ukraine: April 13, 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Arina, Sergii's daughter, returns to her house after a walk with her father, in Butcha (Butcha, Ukraine: April 13, 2022)

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13/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Boutcha - Exhumation of bodies from the mass grave behind the Church of St. Andrew in Bucha. The bodies of the victims of the Russian exactions were deposited there by the local authorities while the cemetery was inaccessible. (Boutcha, Ukraine: April 13, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Bohdanivka- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - Vasili, a former Ukrainian KGB agent, buried his military papers in his garden. They are still underground. "It took the Russians half a day to break down the door of my house. Once they got in, I escaped to the neighbor's house, and they searched the basement I had hidden in." (Bohdanivka, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - A religious icon was shot through in the house of Vasili and Natalia. The Russians stole all the valuables, like computers and a coin collection, but did not touch the icons (Bohdanivka, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - The consequences of the Russian attacks, both bombing and looting, on the house of Natalia and Vasili (Bohdanivka, Ukraine: 18 April 2022)

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Ukraine: -Bohdanivka- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Bohdanivka - Natalia, 52, was a teacher of handicrafts in the school where the Russians had taken up residence. The invaders broke down the door of her house with a crowbar, while she hid in the garden shed 10 meters away. "Seeing the shells fly from her garden is terrifying. In the ruins of her house, windows shattered, mattresses turned over she explains that everything is played out day by day: "we wait for peace. Then, we will start to plan what to do next. (Bohdanivka, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Zalissya- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Zalissya - The turret of a tank embedded in the concrete of a gas station. The damage to the turret suggests that it was the result of firing a Javelin or NLAW portable missile launcher, anti-tank systems delivered en masse by Europe and the United States to the Ukrainian army. (Zalissya, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Zalissya- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Zalissya - Vladimir, 70 years old, walks past the gaping hole in his house, the result of a mine explosion. "I will only shave when the war is over. (Zalissya, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Zalissya- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Zalissya - Nadia, 65, celebrated her birthday in the basement of their home. "We spent 20 days in the basement, we only came out at night to go to the bathroom. The Russians are wild beasts, and maybe they will come back. But we will stay here." (Zalissya, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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Ukraine: -Shevchenkove- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Shevchenkove - Dialogue between Russians and Ukrainians, on the walls of Shevchenkove. The Russians wrote "There will be peace," to which the Ukrainians replied "without the Russians." (Shevchenkove, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Shevchenkove - "It was my 16-year-old daughter who recognized her father's body after a neighbor sent us a picture. Olha Korol's husband Mikolai and his brother Vitaly had been so tortured by the Russians that they were unrecognizable. (Shevchenkove, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Shevchenkove - Maiya, 55, the mother of Mikolai and Vitaly Korol, in front of the ruins of the house of her neighbor. "They were so beautiful, they could have at least left us one." They were taken away by ten Russian soldiers around March 24. On April 8, their mutilated bodies were found in the basement of a village house (Shevchenkove, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Shevchenkove - The family of Mikolai and Vitaly Korol in mourning in their house in Shevchenkove. "Mikolai was a carpenter, everything in the house was made with his hands, he had golden hands." (Shevchenkove, Ukraine: April 18, 2022)

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17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Shevchenkove - Olha and Maiya gather in front of the grave of their husband and children, tortured to death by Russian soldiers (Shevchenkove, Ukraine: 18 April 2022)

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Ukraine: -Shevchenkove- -
17/4/2022 - Ukraine / Kyiv / Shevchenkove - "Why did you leave me? Why didn't you evacuate when I told you? What will I do without you? Please come back! Traditionally, the family should not visit the grave of the deceased until 40 days after the burial. But the family of Mikolai and Vitaly wanted to show what happened to their husbands and children (Shevchenkove, Ukraine: April 18, 2022).

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15/4/2022 - Ukraine / Chernihiv - A car severely damaged by the bombing lies in the Novoselivka district of Chernihiv.
Chernihiv, northeast of Kyiv near the border with Belarus, suffered the full force of the Russian advance. Bombarded intensively, the invaders tried ten times, in vain, to occupy the city. An operation that cost the city dearly, resulting in completely destroyed neighborhoods, gutted buildings, and shattered lives. According to the Ukrainian government, the attacks cost the lives of 700 people, including 400 civilians.

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15/4/2022 - Ukraine / Chernihiv - Two residents see the extensive damage to their neighborhoods following one of the many Russian offensives in the Novoselivka district of Chernihiv.
Chernihiv, northeast of Kyiv near the border with Belarus, suffered the full force of the Russian advance. Bombarded intensively, the invaders tried ten times, in vain, to occupy the city. An operation that cost the city dearly, resulting in completely destroyed neighborhoods, gutted buildings, and shattered lives. According to the Ukrainian government, the attacks cost the lives of 700 people, including 400 civilians.

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15/4/2022 - Ukraine / Chernihiv - A resident of the Novoselivka district of Chernihiv walks past the remains of his neighborhood.
Chernihiv, northeast of Kyiv near the border with Belarus, suffered the full force of the Russian advance. Bombarded intensively, the invaders tried ten times, in vain, to occupy the city. An operation that cost the city dearly, resulting in completely destroyed neighborhoods, gutted buildings, and shattered lives. According to the Ukrainian government, the attacks cost the lives of 700 people, including 400 civilians.

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15/4/2022 - Ukraine / Chernihiv - Firemen work on the site of one of the first apartment buildings hit by the Russian air force. High-powered FAB-500 bombs ripped through these apartments in the center of Chernihiv.
Chernihiv, northeast of Kyiv near the border with Belarus, suffered the full force of the Russian advance. Bombarded intensively, the invaders tried ten times, in vain, to occupy the city. An operation that cost the city dearly, resulting in completely destroyed neighborhoods, gutted buildings, and shattered lives. According to the Ukrainian government, the attacks cost the lives of 700 people, including 400 civilians.

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15/4/2022 - Ukraine / Chernihiv - Hotel Ukraine, in Chernihiv, destroyed as a result of aerial bombing

Chernihiv, northeast of Kyiv near the border with Belarus, suffered the full force of the Russian advance. Bombarded intensively, the invaders tried ten times, in vain, to occupy the city. An operation that cost the city dearly, resulting in completely destroyed neighborhoods, gutted buildings, and shattered lives. According to the Ukrainian government, the attacks cost the lives of 700 people, including 400 civilians.

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15/4/2022 - Ukraine / Chernihiv - Soldiers of the patrol unit in the Novoselivka district of Chernihiv.
Chernihiv, northeast of Kyiv near the border with Belarus, suffered the full force of the Russian advance. Bombarded intensively, the invaders tried ten times, in vain, to occupy the city. An operation that cost the city dearly, resulting in completely destroyed neighborhoods, gutted buildings, and shattered lives. According to the Ukrainian government, the attacks cost the lives of 700 people, including 400 civilians.

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