Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion on Ukraine one year ago, every Ukrainian’s life has changed — in ways both big and small.
Ukrainians reflect on a year of loss, resilience and fear.
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion on Ukraine, every Ukrainian's life has changed — in ways both big and small.Olivier Laurent and Siobhán O'GradyThe war has torn families apart. Many have lost homes, relatives or friends. Others have lost their jobs and dreams. Everyone has been robbed of their sense of security. ¶ Civilians have picked up arms to fight or volunteered to treat the wounded and deliver humanitarian aid.
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