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0:00 /1:35 1× Yulia, 35, Kyiv I’m trying not to fall into the pit of death from all this news. No one knows what will happen next, but the pseudo-experts with forecasts and endless analytics really screwed up. I feel very sorry for the people who in
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Part One Outside of a destroyed home in Ruski Tyshky in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region, 48-year-old Yulia hunched over a flower bed adorned with newly sprung red tulips as she ignored the sounds of bombs in the distance. In front of the flower bed sat a rusted car without tires;
Video Below 0:00 /0:43 1× The Armenian neighborhood in Beirut, Lebanon, has survived for over one hundred years, following masses of Armenians leaving their homeland in the aftermath of the genocide that killed some 1.2 million during World War 1. Lebanon was nearby, a cultural hub for
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KHARKIV: A Russian drone flies overhead in the small village of Zolochiv in the Kharkiv region. It is the middle of May, just days into a Russian counteroffensive that took the entire Kharkiv oblast by storm, and the thud of bombs remains omnipresent. Attacks happen almost daily, and the once
In a small jail in Kherson, Russian soldiers took a man out of his holding cell multiple times a day to torture him. It was summer 2022, and Kherson had been under Russian occupation for months, and the screams of pain from the prisoners could be heard throughout the jail.