23-year-old Anna about life under shelling in Mariupol: “It was like I was in the TV game “Fort Boyard”
“The constant whistling of shells overhead was no longer so frightening, but the night bombing of the city was really terrifying.” The story of a man from Chernihiv who lived through the siege of the city
“It seemed to me that I die every day, with every person killed in Ukraine”, — a woman from Kyiv tells about her second forced evacuation
“I overcame nearly 5000 kilometers on my own car” — Liudmyla Hanshyna, the woman from Kharkiv, who was fleeing the war moving to Ireland
“When they are called collaborators, they start thinking that Ukraine abandoned them”: how Melitopol residents survive in occupation
“What security service department do you work in, priest?”: Father Vasyl Vyrozub tells about torture in Russian captivity
“If the patriotic symbols had been found on someone’s phone, no-one saw them after that”. It’s a story of an Izium resident about the occupation
“The walls and the windows were shaking from the explosions, the glass was scattering around, the vibrations of the floor were so intense that it almost collapsed under our feet:” The story of a woman from Severodonetsk who spent one month under shelling
“The volunteer said just a few phrases into the phone, hung up, and said that we had fallen for fraudsters” – the story of evacuation from Odesa to Germany
“My father was tortured with electrical shocks”. A story of a young girl from Kherson
“It’s not the first time they “greet” us with Independence Day with gunshots”: IDP from Luhansk region tells how Russia took her hometown eight years ago
Sergyi Khitryi: “The dairy of 12 days under occupation between Makariv and Borodyanka”
A Russian woman living in Ukraine: “This war was started by the president of Russia and all people with a burgundy passport are also responsible for his actions”
“I had a feeling that one day it might happen again,” – a story of a Lysychansk who for the second time experiences Russian aggression
Marietta: “Volunteering is the motivation to fight for the lives of people we love when strangers become like family to us”
Yelena Lanivska: “He spent his entire adult life in the war. It was his element. He was a real warrior. If there ever was one”
“I am going to shoot you right in the head If you don’t tell me password from your Facebook account,” – a story of a captive from Bucha
Svitlana Voloshyna: “I managed to save 26 years of selection work”
Anna Panova: “Orcs blocked the exit from the village and shot people who tried to escape”
“Crows had already eaten their eyes out, but they wouldn’t let us take the bodies” – a witness tells the story about the occupation of Bucha
Alyona Chausova: “In those days, many people lost their human form. I believed that life would go on, so we must remain human”
Oleh Husak: “You should look “Saving private Ryan” or “Sniper” films to realize what we survived in Mariupol”
