Life on the Front Line: Ukraine's War Through Journalists' Eyes

Ukraine remains under constant attack as Russian forces continue strikes across the country, with journalists documenting life from front-line cities to the capital during a journey through the war. In Kherson, only the Dnipro River separates the city from Russian troops, with drones and artillery posing constant threats to the approximately 60,000 remaining civilians, including children attending school underground. In Kyiv, attacks now occur day and night, with residents sleeping in metro stations and reporting a shift toward more intense, continuous bombardment. War-wounded veterans in Odesa train at rehabilitation centers, with some like Artem refusing to return to the front to raise his three children, while others like Ruslan, who lost a leg, express determination to continue fighting.