Ukraine

I’ve been in Ukraine covering the response to the Russian invasion for weeks now and my travels have taken me across a nation in conflict. My job is to make their struggle visible for the world to see and these photos tell their story.

“Nobody cares if you are gay or straight, most important (is) if you have military experience.”

Vladimir Putin showed some honor among villains and stood up for J.K. Rowling. But it turns out she doesn’t see herself as a villain.

“One of the guards said, ‘you’re a guy, so get the hell out of here,’ and told me I should be grateful they didn’t call the police.”

When do trains run? That depends. But the supplies are still desperately needed.

LGBTQ people in Ukraine are especially at risk during the invasion.

This episode clearly showed me, firsthand, why Putin is terrified of this incredibly strong, dynamic, and beautiful nation.

U.S. and Ukraine gun laws are vastly different. So is the way their citizens wield the weapons.

Greene’s words echo the language Putin, himself, has been using to justify invading Ukraine.

The rap group Kalush Ochestra will record a performance from Ukraine rather than perform live at the actual show.

“Ukraine is my country. I’ll only leave if the Russians kill me.”

Cheney also implied Greene was acting as a tool for the Kremlin.

Notoriously vain Russian leader Vladimir Putin is about to find himself in a hard spot.

“It’s not our responsibility to give President Zelensky and the Ukrainian people false hope about a war they cannot win.”

Open your home or open your wallet. Anything will help.

The theory could be used as an excuse for Russia to use chemical or biological warfare in Ukraine.

What we are witnessing in Ukraine shows the resistance, resolve, and resilience of the human spirit.

The accusation was part of a rambling pro-Russia rant about the “deep state.”

His workplace allows him to wear a dress to work every day, but Patriarch Kirill blames Pride parades for the deaths of innocent civilians.

Sadly, racism will also be part of Ukraine’s war narrative.