24/07 – 29/07. How Ukraine is resisting Russian occupation. Photo digest №26

July 24-25th in Ukraine

24.07

25.07 Slobozhanshchyna
Children play near their grandmother in a town near the front line.

25.07 Mariupol, Pryazovia
Light in the windows of a residential building in Mariupol. Ahead are small shops mutilated as a result of Russian shelling.

25.07 Siversk, Slobozhanshchyna
A woman sells apricots and milk in a town near the front line.

25.07 Slovyansk, Slobozhanshchyna
A woman behind a window without glass in a mutilated apartment building.

25.07 Mykolaiv, Prychornomoria
A car that was damaged by an enemy bombing in Mykolaiv.

24.07, Slobozhanshchyna
A fighter of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the front line.

24.06 Kyiv
Flash mob in the subway organized by the Kyiv Book Club.

25.07 Kyiv
Ballerina in backstage at the National Opera of Ukraine.

24.07 Yahidne, Sivershchyna
Co-founder of the Repair Together volunteer initiative at the House of Culture of the Yahihne village.

July 26-27th in Ukraine

Fightings with r*ssian occupiers continue in the east and south of Ukraine. The Come Back Alive Foundation is the first charity organization in Ukraine that purchased the Bayraktar, TB2 unmanned aerial vehicle complex. The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, was awarded the Winston Churchill International Society’s Leadership Award.

27.07

27.07 Slobozhanshchyna
Gunners of the 93rd Separate Mechanized Brigade, Kholodnyi Yar.

26.07 Slobozhanshchyna
A soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine holds a projectile with the inscription “For the Boys from Azov” in his hands.

26.07
Taras Chmut, Director of the Come Back Alive Foundation, next to the purchased Bayraktar TB2 drone.

27.07 Poltava, Poltavshchyna
A girl in an atelier where uniforms for the military have been sewn since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.

26.07 Mykolaiv, Prychornomoria
Fishermen on the Pivdennyi Buh River in Mykolaiv. On the horizon, there is smoke from Russian shelling.

27.07
Hieromonk Iov (Olshanskyi) shows the rooms of the monastery where internally displaced people live.

27.07 Kyiv
People in the underpass. Under the walls, sandbags are placed to protect against debris in case of shelling.

27.07 Kyiv
First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska for Vogue magazine.

27.07 Kyiv
Volodymyr Zelenskyy during a video conference where he was awarded the Winston Churchill Award.

July 28-29th in Ukraine

On the morning of July 29, Russians fired at Mykolaiv with cluster shells, and there are dead and wounded. The ambassadors of the G7 countries arrived in Odesa to emphasize the importance of the UN-brokered agreement, which allows food export from Ukraine. During the last two weeks, the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine liberated three settlements in the south of the country from the occupiers.

29.07

29. 07 Slobozhanshchyna
Photojournalist Yevhen Maloletka runs through a wheat field that caught on fire after Russian shelling.

28.07 Zaporizhzhia, Podniprovia and Zaporizhzhia
Centre for temporarily displaced persons in Zaporizhzhia.

29.07 Izmail, Bessarabia
A fisherman and three men on the Danube river banks near Romania’s border.

29.07 Kyiv
Oleksandr Polozhynskyi, who returned from the front for a day, sings with his musician friends.

29.07 Stoianka, Polissia
Children play in the “War” game. The inscription on concrete blocks says: “Glory to Ukraine! Glory to heroes!”

29.07 Prychornomoria
Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the ambassadors of the G7 countries arrived at the seaport, from where grain exports should resume.

29.07 Tavria
A resident of a liberated village in the south of Ukraine greets a Ukrainian soldier.

29.07 Podniprovia and Zaporizhzhia
A farmer harvests the grain.