My City Destroyed : War brings death, pain, destru - The Chronicles – Page 3

A city in the Donetsk region after Russian attacks: destroyed homes, shattered windows, burned streets — clear traces of daily shelling and a war targeting civilian infrastructure and residential areas near frontline urban frontline areas. This footage serves as war documentation and a frontline report on the civilian environment and conflict impact on cities. Kostiantynivka endures, but these scenes are a stark reminder of the price peaceful cities in eastern Ukraine are forced to pay, highlighting affected communities and ongoing infrastructure damage.

Kupiansk in our days: winter scenes of a heavily damaged city, filmed as war documentation and a frontline report from the situation on the ground. The footage shows destroyed residential areas and urban infrastructure under snow, offering a clear view of urban frontline areas, civilian environment, and the ongoing conflict impact on cities. This field report reflects how affected communities in the Donetsk region are forced to live amid continuous shelling and infrastructure damage. 📹 2nd Battalion, 101st Separate Brigade of the General Staff

Russians mercilessly attacked Kryvyi Rih with ballistic missiles - there are dead and wounded. At least four people are known to have died in the attack and three were wounded Residential buildings and an educational institution were damaged. Video: Office of the President of Ukraine

Pokrovsk... It's very hard to see the city like this.

This is Velyka Pysarivka in northern Ukraine. Used to be a home for almost 4k people. Then russians decided to erase it with carpet bombings in the last several days — just because they can.

Russia has brought hundreds of cities, towns, and villages in Ukraine to the ground that they’ve reached on the frontline. Look at Vovchansk. Guess what happened to the civilians in there? They had to flee, and their homes and lives are destroyed.

Shocking footage from Kostiantynivka, Donetsk region, captured by drone and from inside the city. Just 20 km from Kramatorsk, the area is now burned out: high-rise buildings destroyed, a kindergarten ruined, and a church damaged. The video shows a residential block that was still intact just a few months ago. Civilians who remain are cooking food outside their apartment buildings, trying to survive amid the destruction.

Russian occupiers are Russian occupiers are destroying Pokrovsk. They are burning down house after house.. They are burning down house after house.

Toretsk, another city virtually destroyed by the Russians. The industrial zone has been completely demolished, and in the private sector, only walls remain in the best-case scenario. Panel apartment buildings have been almost entirely burned out.

Here it is "liberated" Avdiivka The once prosperous Ukrainian city is now simply wiped off the face of the earth. Not a single surviving building remained in the city, and thousands of civilians' bodies remained under the rubble of residential buildings. Video by NEXTA