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Natalia Shevchenko

On The Front Lines: In War-Torn Kherson, Church Is A Symbol Of Hope And Resilience

A damaged residenial building in the city of Kherson, with the slogan I love Kherson just above a hole from artillery shelling on March 14, 2023, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. A story told of local Kherson native helping his community during the times of war.

It has now been over one year since the Russian invasion of Ukraine forcing many Ukrainians to flee to safety else where including Western Europe and the U.S.

“We didn’t plan to live like this, but after waking up to the war, we started evacuating people from our city. The volunteer work continues since then,” says Stanislav Syniy, while driving a van to his native Kherson in the south of Ukraine.  

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