Videos like these let you hear the sound of nighttime in Ukrainian cities. This is Odesa tonight. Hundreds of Ukrainians live in every building you see some are hiding, trying to keep their children safe, while others just watch from their windows.

To live in certain Ukrainian cities Odesa, for example, you must, at the very least, be prepared for these kinds of sights and sounds at night. Year after year, the world calls Ukrainians brave and resilient, but anyone would become the same in such conditions.

...night, Odesa once again came under a massive russian attack

1/2 We are coming from the city of Kostiantynivka. There is heavy shelling there now; it is very terrifying. Houses are burning, russian they are dropping aerial bombs on the city and the surrounding areas, and using everything else they can to cause harm...

...one day on one of the most dangerous roads in Ukraine, in the Donetsk region, the highway near Kostiantynivka. The report shows how Ukrainian soldiers repel russian FPV drone attacks, evacuate the wounded, and hold the line under constant threat. Video: Донбасс Реалии

And so it goes… special Ukrainian police evacuation units continue their work in front-line zones. The "White Angels," alongside volunteers, are rescuing people from the outermost settlements near the front-line city of Kostiantynivka.

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The city of Dnipro is still shrouded in thick black smoke following the russian night attack. Rescue operations are still underway in the very heart of the city; right now, people remain trapped under the rubble of their own homes.

I wish I could write more… but the video speaks for itself. Morning in the city of Dnipro right now. This is not what you would want to see this Saturday morning, but unfortunately, this is the reality of life in Ukraine, and there are very few positive moments.

Odesa… People are pulling whatever remains out from under the rubble. It’s a shame our bodies aren’t as sturdy as machines. Night, Ukrainians died here, right in their own bedrooms.

Describing the indescribable sometimes that is exactly how I feel when showing, yet again, the war crimes committed in my country by russians. Neither words nor the video evidence itself can convey the sheer despair felt by the people of Ukraine at this moment. Odesa…

Right now, I don’t have the words to describe what I’m seeing... it happens far too often and is far too inhumane toward Ukrainians. These residents of Odesa pose no threat to anyone in this world, but the russians see the world very differently than we do.

My country and the stories of Ukrainians have involuntarily become an example for other nations and people - an example of courage, kindness, honor, and bravery. It is proof that hope and love can help overcome much, yet even they have their limits.

1/3The war in my country has become a period of profound reevaluation for all Ukrainians. One story told by a woman I know remains etched in my memory. She spoke about her neighbors, a married couple who lost their lives more than two years ago…

"Hope is like the sun: if you only believe in it when you see it, you’ll never make it until dawn." I am certain that those who perished tonight also believed in their future; they believed they would see the morning. the city of Dnipro… Ukraine 🇺🇦💔

“There were a great many russian drones there," say the Ukrainian police officers involved in the evacuation. Continuous evacuations are underway from Druzhkivka, Donetsk region. The "White Angels" evacuated a family, a young girl along with her mother, grandmother, and grandfather.

Ukraine was, is, and will be. This is a non-negotiable fact. The future is being decided here, and even though the struggle has dragged on for years, the world’s attention remains justified. To stand with Ukraine means to not close your eyes to the obvious and to call things by their true names.

At the 00:10 mark in the video, the russians once again demonstrated their psychological abnormality and cruelty. Night, they first shelled civilians, and then, when the police arrived at the scene to help people, they shelled the same area again to maim and take the lives of even more people.

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Justice looks exactly like this: an orange jumpsuit, a mark of fate on the forehead, and a period placed not on paper but with lead - giving life to millions through the death of a single tyrant.

Throughout the night, Ukraine was under attack by russian missiles and strike drones. The cities of Dnipro, Odesa, Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia and Kharkiv were hit the hardest. Tonight, there were approximately 44 missiles and 659 unmanned aerial vehicles in the sky over Ukraine.

Sloviansk, Ukraine 💔 The russians struck Sloviansk with a 1.5-ton aerial bomb at 5:00 a.m. today.

The world around us was sleeping soundly and peacefully-right up until the moment reality knocked on the door. Ukraine, quite unwillingly, became a mirror. In it, world leaders and ordinary people saw everything: their own vulnerabilities and just how fragile a thing our "global security" truly is.

1/2 Sitting in the ambulance is a Ukrainian man who has just returned from captivity in russia, where part of his life, time, and health were taken from him. A group of women has gathered around him; they are showing him photographs of their loved ones, relatives, and friends…

I wish this temporary truce would evolve into something more, and that common sense would finally prevail in the minds of those who do not belong in my country. Sometimes dreams remain just dreams, even if they are noble.

...the blessing of Easter baskets at the entrance to a church in Ukraine. We all have great hope and faith that next year we will meet this day under the peaceful sky of Ukraine. And that there will be not just a truce, but a final end to the war and hostilities forever.

1/2 In Ukraine, Orthodox Christians and Greek Catholics are celebrating Easter on April 12. Ukrainians are already gathering near churches with baskets to bless their Paska. There is prayer and a bright mood, despite what is happening not so far from the city…

1/2 Human history is written in blood and tears… only the names, countries, and the year on the calendar change. The phrase "The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic" describes a phenomenon where large-scale tragedy or war is perceived as impersonal figures.

Supporting Ukraine isn't really about where you’re from; it’s just about being human. You can feel the strength of my country even from thousands of miles away, but you can’t force that on anyone who just doesn't want to see it.

They say the road to heaven is paved with hell, while the road to hell looks like paradise. For a long time now, the hearts of Ukrainians have been living in the future, because reality has completely lost its mind-at least here in Ukraine.

Over the years of war in my country, countless stories have emerged of civilians traveling dozens of kilometers on foot. What you see in this video are an elderly man and woman. They are walking from the city of Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk region, moving slowly and leaning on canes.

This unbreakable Ukrainian woman is named Halyna Vasylivna. Before the war, she lived in her own home, and she remains there to this day-in Pokrovske, an urban-type settlement in the Dnipropetrovsk region... she talks about how all the houses in her neighborhood were also damaged by the russians.

…night, this Ukrainian child was held in a mother’s arms before sleep; in the middle of the night, they are held by the hands of a rescuer. This video shows the city of Odesa.

This is a residential building in Odesa. Yesterday it was still intact, but this morning only the walls remain, and they are beyond repair. Death is always at our heels, but in Ukraine, because of russia’s actions, the span of life given to a person is cut even shorter.

…Odesa suffered the most this night. A massive drone attack. At least 11 people are known to be injured, including one child. There is damage to residential high-rises and private houses. A hit was recorded on the roof of one of the maternity hospitals.

To grow old in one’s own home… russians are stripping Ukrainians of this possibility, just as they take away lives and homes entirely if people do not evacuate in time. "…We can’t endure it any longer," said elderly women as they left their homes today.

All of us here in Ukraine have been looking forward to spring, as our enemy was not only russia but also the bitter cold in our homes. Naturally, it has become easier and warmer, BUT russians continue to rob people of both their lives and their homes. This morning, the city of Dnipro…

The attacks on our cities continue; air raid sirens still ring out in almost every city across Ukraine. Right now, numerous russian "shahed" drones are flying across the Ukrainian sky in different directions. Loud explosions can be heard in several cities, mostly from air defense systems at work.

Since the start of the war, people from all corners of the world have come to know my country, Ukraine - at least those cities that are most frequently shelled. One of those cities is Kherson. The woman in the video shows her morning today and the spot where a russian missile struck her yard.

This is what a high-rise building and a residential courtyard in Poltava look like after a night of shelling. Local residents started their morning by boarding up their windows with plywood and oilcloth to cover the shattered windows in their homes…

And here is our morning… russia attacked Ukraine with missiles and drones. In the Poltava region, two people were killed and 11 were injured. In Zaporizhzhia, one person was killed and five were injured.

This damn war… these damn times… This is the silent pain of the Ukrainian people. It doesn’t seek the spotlight because it is deeply personal. But the world must see not only the brave soldiers who continue to defense of one's own country, but also those who did everything humanly possible.

Overnight, the Odesa, Kharkiv, Sumy, and Lviv regions were targeted by russia. The full-scale war with russia has been ongoing for 1,485 days.

Kyiv. Today we remember the victims of the Mariupol tragedy. The world must never forget. A Russian bomb hit the building where hundreds of civilians, many of them children, were hiding to survive. Their only "fault" was seeking safety. Video: Yan Dobronosov, "Telegraf"

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Some people head to work on Monday, others are simply fast asleep. In Ukraine, reality is on a whole different level. Here, you could lose your life before you even see Monday-or gain a second chance at it, as we just witnessed: rescuers pulling survivors from the ruins of their own home.

The night turned out to be restless for the residents of Ukraine. Explosions were heard in Sumy, Kyiv, Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, and other settlements. Zaporizhzhia and the surrounding region were hit the hardest; as always, there is destruction of the homes of peaceful Ukrainians.

My country is the very place where, for many years now, Ukrainians have been losing something every single day: their lives, homes, cars, relatives, friends, pets, neighbors, or just acquaintances. In the best-case scenario, it’s just the glass in their windows. Zaporizhzhia…

War has no days off, and no mercy. This is exactly what russia is demonstrating in my country. This is what the site of a russian strike in Zaporizhzhia looks like right now. Airstrikes hit a residential neighborhood, leaving 10 people injured. One woman was rescued from under the rubble of her home

A good night's sleep in Ukraine especially in cities close to the russian border-is a luxury. Nightmares, air raid sirens warning that something is flying toward your city from russia… Sedatives, antidepressants, and sleeping pills are now found in the home of every Ukrainian.