![]() ![]() Here’s what a train station full of goodbyes looked like last year.ĭeepening global divides: President Biden has trumpeted the reinvigorated Western alliance forged during the war as a “global coalition,” but a closer look suggests the world is far from united on issues raised by the Ukraine war. Follow the 600-mile front line between Ukrainian and Russian forces and take a look at where the fighting has been concentrated.Ī year of living apart: Russia’s invasion, coupled with Ukraine’s martial law preventing fighting-age men from leaving the country, has forced agonizing decisions for millions of Ukrainian families about how to balance safety, duty and love, with once-intertwined lives having become unrecognizable. Scroll through portraits of Ukrainians reflecting on a year of loss, resilience and fear.īattle of attrition: Over the past year, the war has morphed from a multi-front invasion that included Kyiv in the north to a conflict of attrition largely concentrated along an expanse of territory in the east and south. ![]() ![]() ![]() They have learned to survive and support each other under extreme circumstances, in bomb shelters and hospitals, destroyed apartment complexes and ruined marketplaces. Portraits of Ukraine: Every Ukrainian’s life has changed since Russia launched its full-scale invasion one year ago - in ways both big and small. ![]()
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |