Ukrainians attempt to rebuild after their homes were destroyed by war
March 19, 2025
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as posted by the channelAcross the front line regions of Ukraine, the destruction of buildings, homes, schools, and commercial spaces, is one of the major costs of the war. Over 2 million homes have been destroyed since the beginning of the war, according to the United Nations, and it has transformed the landscape of Ukraine.
Neonila Prytsyk and her daughter are staying in a tiny temporary housing unit in Posad-Pokrovske, a village in the Kherson region, where she’s lived since 1984. Her home was severely damaged along with nearly every other home in the village because it was in the path of the Russian troops who advanced toward Mykolaiv city in March 2022.
She lost everything including hand-embroidered heirlooms from her mother, the family of cats she was taking care of, and a life’s worth of poetry she had written down in notebooks.
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