Two weeks have passed since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has begun. The Russian occupiers are promising to organize humanitarian corridors and a cease-fire so that civilians can leave the city. Simultaneously, they are shelling a maternity clinic and children’s hospital in Mariupol, and spreading fakes about biological laboratories in Ukraine, presumably getting ready to use the biological weapons themselves.
Photo Credit: Tanya Kozyreva
9.03 Odesa, Prychornomoria
Photo Credit: Mstyslav Chernov
8.03 Mariupol, Pryazovia
People are desperately waiting for the humanitarian corridor in Mariupol. The city ran out of food, gas, water, electricity.
Photo Credit: Serhii Korovainyi
8.03 Lviv, Halychyna
Lviv railway station has become a transport hub where people are attempting to flee abroad from the full-scale Russian invasion that began on February 24th, 2022.
Photo Credit: Aris Messinis
9.03 Kyiv
Ukrainian military man at the checkpoint in Kyiv.
Photo Credit: Vadim Ghirda
8.03 Irpin, Polissia
Evacuation of civilians from the outskirts of Kyiv, fleeing from arriving Russian military. Within the last few days, more than 3,000 people were evacuated from Irpin and Vorzel.
Photo Credit: Reuters
8.03 Przemyśl, Poland
The boy is playing in the gym of an elementary school that has been turned into a temporary refugee shelter for Ukrainians.
Photo Credit: Mstyslav Chernov
9.03 Mariupol, Pryazovia
The Russian occupiers launched an artillery strike on a maternity clinic and children’s hospital in Mariupol during promised cease-fire and creation of the humanitarian corridor. 17 people were injured.
Photo Credit: Chris McGrath
8.03 Kalynivka, Naddniprianshchyna
Firefighters are attempting to put out the fire after the Russian occupiers bombed a chemical depot on the front line east of Kyiv.
Photo Credit: Felipe Dana
8.03 Irpin, Polissya
A man is standing on the rubble of a bridge destroyed by a Russian airstrike in Irpin.
Photo Credit: Vasyl Zhlobsky for EPA
8.03 Unknown Location
A Ukrainian soldier inspects the wreckage of a Russian plane that crashed into a residential building.
10th–11th March
Ukraine continues to defend itself from Russian aggression. In some areas, the military is regaining territory. The Ukrainian government is organizing humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians from bombing, volunteers continue to help the army and refugees, and medics are saving lives. However, Russia continues to spread fake information about Ukraine and Ukrainians. We have collected a new series of photos which show recent events.
Photo Credit: Aris Messinis
10.03 Irpin, Polissiia
Photo Credit: Adam Desiderio
10.03 Kyiv
Volodymyr Zelensky gives an interview to VICE News at the entrance to the President’s Office.
Photo Credit: Chris McGrath
10.03 Kyiv
Volunteers cooking food to feed soldiers and civilians at a roadside camp near the northeast front line.
Photo Credit: Dmitry Smolenko
10.03 Energodar, Zaporizhzhia and Podniprovia
The evacuation of civilians from Energodar continues. On March 10th, 613 people were evacuated.
Photo Credit: Alex Lourie
10.03 Kyiv
A fragment of an explosive is removed from the leg of seven-year-old Varvara.
Photo Credit: Yevhen Malolietka
11.03 Mariupol, Pryazovia
Explosion of a residential building in Mariupol after the shelling.
Photo Credit: Unknown source
10.03 Santa-Barbara, USA
British actor Benedict Cumberbatch expresses support and condolences to Ukraine at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival.
Photo Credit: Salwan Georges for Washingtonpost
10.03 Odesa, Prychornomoria
Residents of Odessa, an important port city with a population of about 1 million people, are strengthening their positions and preparing for defence.
Photo Credit: Aris Messinis
10.03 Irpin, Polissia
Locals evacuate Irpin while the Russian military continues to shell the city.
Photo Credit: Justyna Mielnikiewicz
10.03 Lviv, Halychyna
Hairdresser Mariana weaves a camouflage net for the army. She learned to do this at school during the Revolution of Dignity and the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war in 2014.
12th–13th March
The 19th day of a full-scale war continues, despite Russian propaganda threatening to capture Kyiv and “denazify” Ukraine in two days. Instead, the entire world has been convinced for nearly three weeks now, whose army is the new Nazis, evading even the definintion of “war” by continuing to refer to the aggression against Ukraine as “a special operation.”
Photo Credit: Unknown source
12.03 Lviv, Halychyna
Photo Credit: Serhii Zhadan’s Facebook page
13.03 Kharkiv, Slobozhanshchyna
The Polish Academy of Sciences has nominated Ukrainian writer Serhii Zhadan for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Photo Credit: Mikhail Palinchak
13.03 Kyiv
Locals continue to spend the night in the subway, which has been used as a bomb shelter for the whole 18-day period. Palace “Ukraine” station.
Photo Credit: Alina Smutko
12.03 Kyiv
The Czech hedgehogs on Independence Square.
Photo Credit: Alex Lourie
12.03 Kharkiv, Slobozhanshchyna
Houses in Kharkiv that have been partially destroyed by air attacks have been destroyed by severe cold.
Photo Credit: Facebook page of the 93rd Independent Kholodnyi Yar Mechanized Brigade.
12.03 Novomoskovsk, Zaporizhzhia and Podniprovia
Ukrainian soldiers continue to defend and resist the Russian invasion.
Photo Credit: The police of Kyiv region
13.03 Irpin, Polissia
The Russian military has killed American journalist and director Brent Reno, whose work appeared in the New York Times and other media.
Photo Credit: Pavlo Dorogoy
12.03 Kharkiv, Slobozhanshchyna
Locals painted “No War” on a neutralized Russian military vehicle.
Photo Credit: Yevhen Malolietka for AP Photo
12.03 Mariupol, Pryazovia
41-year-old Serhii Kralia, got surgery at a hospital in Mariupol. The man sustained injuries as a result of Russian forces shelling.
Photo Credit: Vadim Ghirda for AP News
12.03 Irpin, Polissia
The Russian military disrobes in civilian clothing and discards their uniforms to avoid detection.
