72-year-old Zinaida Baranchuk has lost her one-story home in Irpin city of Ukraine during Russian shelling. A house she lived in for 40 years since 1981 when she first moved in with her husband. Baranchuk last saw her home standing on March 24, before she took cover in a bomb shelter. With her house completely destroyed, Baranchuk has moved into a caravan provided by the state with her 41-year-old son. Baranchuk is currently living on a pension of less than 99 U.S. Dollars a month, hoping by winter she will be living somewhere that could keep her and her son warm.
The conflict in Ukraine, sparked by Russia’s special military operation, is threatening the world food supply and increasing worries about global hunger.
Prices for vegetable oils, cereals and meat have reached an all-time high.
The spillover effect has not only impacted the conflict for millio...
Western countries are moving their embassies back to the Ukrainian capital, in a sign that things may be getting better. We spoke with the former Acting Minister of Economy for Ukraine, Pavlo Kukhta, about the situation in Kyiv.
Drone footage shows the large-scale damage in the Ukrainian village of Moschun in Kyiv after Russia’s military operation. Kyiv's regional police, Andrey Nebitov, reported that 1,150 civilian bodies were recovered from the region with the majority from the city of Bucha. Russian officials have cal...
