Ukraine: On The Ground

Air raid sirens still ring through the capital every day, but residents and diplomats are returning.

From work and studies, to friendships and news consumption, Ukrainians tell Al Jazeera about their experiences.

Though hundreds were killed there, Tommy Walker reports how Ukrainian volunteers and residents are already trying to repair the Kyiv suburb and make sense of what happened

After hundreds were murdered in their town, Ukrainian residents are turning to anti-depressants, alcohol, religion and ultimately to community to process the horror of what happened

RUSSIA forces were close to fully occupying the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol last night as its brave soldiers and residents sought sanctuary in a huge steel plant.

RUSSIA fired a warning shot to the West by testing a new missile it claims is unstoppable and can hit anywhere in the world.

RUSSIA’S relentless shelling has forced locals to live in underground metros, basements and makeshift bunkers.

UKRAINIAN troops in southeast Ukraine are fighting back against Russian forces as Moscow attempts to capture land from the east of the country.

SHELLING resumed at the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol as soon as rescue crews finished evacuating some civilians on Sunday, said Ukrainian officials.

Ukrainian troops stationed in the Kyiv region have said they cannot rule out more Russian attacks on the capital in the future.

MOST of Ukraine’s east is under fire from Russian attacks - but Dnipro has been largely uninterrupted by war.

RESIDENTS in Bohdanivka, a village just outside Kyiv city, are still reeling from the effects of war, Tommy Walker writes.

RESIDENTS in Bohdanivka, a village just outside Kyiv city, are still reeling from the effects of war, Tommy Walker writes.

YOU could say Odesa is a city of magical realism. Despite the sundown bellowing of air raid sirens, people still stroll and sit in outdoor cafes without a care in the world.

RUSSIA may be facing stubborn resistance in the south of Ukraine but many residents fear occupation. The village of Marivka felt almost deserted. In pre-war times it had a population of around 900 residents, but when we visited it was quiet.

A CRUCIAL airport attacked in the first days of the war could again be targeted if the Kremlin launches another assault upon Ukraine’s west.