19 May 2022

Iryna Martsyniuk, 50, stands next to her house, heavily damaged after a Russian bombing in Velyka Kostromka village, Ukraine, Thursday, May 19, 2022. Martsyniuk and her three young children were at home when the attack occurred in the village, a few kilometres from the front lines, but they all survived unharmed.
— Photo by Francisco Seco / Associated Press

The roof splintered and collapsed but the ceiling above their heads managed to hold and the family ran to try and leave out the front door.
— Photo by Francisco Seco / Associated Press

The family hid inside until the explosions subsided, and then climbed through a back window and ran down the road to a neighbour's home, where they hid in the basement. Luckily, all of them survived the ordeal and managed to come out unscathed.
— Photo by Francisco Seco / Associated Press