Micol Flammini

Eight dead and over thirty injured. Kryvyi Rih and Lviv have also been hit. Moscow is relying on ballistic missiles, whilst Kyiv remains without Patriot systems as winter approaches

Oleshky is located in the area occupied by Moscow; it is a small town of a thousand people who have learnt the codes to communicate with free Ukraine. Leaving is not permitted; Russia wants to keep them trapped

Graham’s funeral and the script for Trump. An hour in Washington amid promises of arms and sanctions passed by the Senate. The Ukrainian president tries to unite the fronts in Kyiv and Jerusalem. But how much does he trust Trump? Until the call with Putin. Meanwhile, Ukraine remains divided between the front line and the streets

This is how people travel, sleep and die. To discover just how real the Russian threat is, you need only take a train: Putin’s bombs have started hitting those too. Ukraine did not choose war; it found itself on the receiving end of a barrage of Russian hatred. What it did choose was resistance

Along a country road in Mykolaïv, which bears witness to the retreat of Russian soldiers and the difficulties faced by the local population in getting their lives back on track