Ukrainian Village Scarred by Murder of Mayor and Her Family Prepares for Long War

Two years after Russian forces fled, Motyzhyn has ousted a Russia-linked priest, has built a bomb shelter for its school and is pulping its Russian-language books

With Just 15 People Left, a Ukrainian Village Starts to Rebuild

Russian invaders left devastation in their wake, repeating a centuries-old pattern. They didn’t count on the resilience of the enemy.

A Ukrainian Teen’s Dark Transformation Into Russian Propaganda Star

Denys Kostev was forcibly taken from his hometown and immersed in pro-Moscow messaging. His family wanted him back—but saving him wouldn’t be easy.

Zelensky Says 31,000 Ukrainian Troops Killed in Two Years of War

The Ukrainian leader highlighted the extent of the country’s sacrifices as it awaits a U.S. congressional vote on further military aid

Ukrainian Front-Line Troops Defiant Under Pressure on War’s Second Anniversary

They face a year on the defensive as Russia presses its assault

Here’s How the Russian and Ukrainian War Efforts Compare, in 10 Charts

Vladimir Putin is wagering he can outlast Western support for Ukraine—if he can keep Russia’s war machine running