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Oksana is a teacher of Russian language and literature. When Mariupol was shelled, she felt as if her heart was turning into a small bird.

Patrick Loveless came to Bucha immediately after its release: he helped to sort the corpses in the Bucha morgue and saw and felt the consequences of what the Russians did.

After the invasion began, Viktor Marynchak continued to serve in the Church of St. John the Evangelist, although he blessed everyone who decided to leave Kharkiv to evacuate.

Every day since the beginning of the war, a Ukrainian accordionist plays songs and publishes them on his channel to keep the spirits up.

Iryna Marchenko is a medical worker. The consequences of the Russian occupation did not pass without a trace for her.

Valentyna Vdovenko is a resident of the Korolivka village, Kyiv Region. In early March, the woman and her family found themselves in the epicenter of hostilities and were forced to evacuate.

Halyna Koretska lives with her husband in the village of Kopyliv, Kyiv Region. Barely holding back her tears, Halyna wanders around the house, which two enemy Grads [multiple propelled rockets] destroyed.

Nataliia Atrashkova is a resident of the village of Kopyliv in the Kyiv Region. From the first days of a full-scale war, the town was occupied by the Russians. Natalia escaped from hell, but her brother did not.

Anton Siryk is a resident of the Makariv village in the Kyiv Region. In the first days of the war, enemy artillery began to destroy the settlement.

The Advocacy Director, Hugues de Suremain, talks about the work of the European Prison Litigation Network (EPLN).

Serhii Radchenko from the village of Makariv is 70 years old. Despite his age, he and his neighbors were forced to independently repair the roof and restore order in the house that had been damaged by Russian shelling.

Svitlana Leonova has been fleeing the war since 2015. At that time, she moved from the temporarily occupied Shakhtarsk to Kramatorsk, but on 24 February 2022, the war came to her home.

A resident of Borodianka, Tetiana Bukina, and her relatives were hiding in the basement from Russian bombings. On 1 March, the Russians dropped several air bombs on their house.

Svitlana Zamitailo lives in the village of Zahaltsi, Kyiv Region. The woman's family lost everything.

After ten days of being under shelling, Olha Hdulia left Irpin with one backpack and two cats.

Maryna Lypovetska talks about the difficulties and joys in the work of the “Magnolia Child Tracing Service”.

The mass grave at the Temple of St. Andrii the First-Called in Bucha became the last refuge for Ukrainians who suffered from Russian aggression.

The superstar volunteer from Mariupol says he fought his way into the besieged city several times while the Russian army continually bombed it.

For two and a half years 89 families from the Kyiv Region are waiting for their nearest and dearest from captivity.

Paintings by artist Matvei Vaisberg became illustrations for the book by KHPG, “Voices of War. Mariupol”.

Ostapovska Nataliia and Iryna are residents of the Chervona Hirka village. Before their eyes, the rocket destroyed the house, animals, and the most dear person — father and husband.

Yurii Liapkalo and his three-year-old son Hlib tried to survive almost two months under constant shelling without normal food, water, heat, or communication.

Anatolii Levchenko was accused of inciting hatred, extremism, and terrorism, and even calling for the Kremlin arson because he posted on Facebook a chewing gum wrapper, “Love is. . . ”.

Lieutenant Colonel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleh Sydorenko recalls the story from the service.