War in Ukraine. Map of Ukraine. The horrors of war by region.

 Orikhiv

10 July 2023
buildings destroyed by a Russian air strike in Orikhiv
A view shows buildings destroyed by a Russian air strike, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Orikhiv, Zaporizhzhia region, Ukraine July 10, 2023.
— Photo by Head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Yurii Malashko via Telegram / Handout via Reuters


 Izium

9 July 2023
A view of debris of apartment complex, where 54 people were killed by Russian shelling, in Izium
A view of debris of apartment complex, where 54 people were killed by Russian shelling, in Izium, Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine on July 9.
— Photo by Gian Marco Benedetto / Anadolu Agency / Getty Images


 Kramatorsk

9 July 2023
A local resident packs his belongings in a car after a night missile attack on the city of Kramatorsk
A local resident packs his belongings in a car after a night missile attack on the city of Kramatorsk, on July 9, 2023, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
— Photo by Anatolii Stepanov / AFP via Getty Images


 Lyman

8 July 2023
Cars destroyed by an apparent Russian cluster-munitions strike on the Ukrainian town of Lyman
Cars destroyed by an apparent Russian cluster-munitions strike on the Ukrainian town of Lyman on July 8.
— Photo by AFP


 village of Vremivka

8 July 2023
Ukrainian servicemen walk past a house damaged by a Russian military strikes in the village of Vremivka
Ukrainian servicemen walk past a house damaged by a Russian military strikes in the village of Vremivka near a front line in Donetsk Region, Ukraine, July 8, 2023.
— Photo by Sofiia Gatilova / Reuters


 Nikopol

7 July 2023
Local residents fill their bottles with non-potable water at a water distribution centre in Nikopol
The city of Nikopol near the front line in the south is also regularly hit by Russian forces and half of its pre-war population of 100,000 people has left. The region has already been badly hit by an explosion at the Kakhovka dam on June 6 which caused significant flooding and killed dozens of people. Upstream from the dam, the Kakhovka reservoir – 100km long and up to 10km wide – is running low. Local residents fill their bottles with non-potable water at a water distribution centre in Nikopol.
— Photo by AFP


 Lviv

7 July 2023
A residential building hit by a Russian missile strike the previous day in Lviv
A residential building hit by a Russian missile strike the previous day in Lviv, Ukraine, July 7, 2023.
— Photo by Roman Baluk / Reuters


 Lviv

6 July 2023
Rescuers at the site of a residential building hit by a Russian missile strike in Lviv
Rescuers at the site of a residential building hit by a Russian missile strike in Lviv, Ukraine, July 6, 2023.
— Photo by Roman Baluk / Reuters


 village of Afanasiyivka

5 July 2023
local resident of Afanasiyivka village sits in her damaged house due to flood following damage sustained to the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant dam
Nadiya Efremova 86, resident of Afanasiyivka village, Mykolaiv region sits in her damaged house due to flood following damage sustained to the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant dam. July 5, 2023.
— Photo by Anatolii Stepanov / AFP


 Nova Kakhovka

5 July 2023
The destroyed Nova Kakhovka dam, Beryslav town and Dnipro River bank seen from the town of Nova Kakhovka
The destroyed Nova Kakhovka dam, Beryslav town and Dnipro River bank, dried-up after water level sharply dropped following the collapse of the dam, seen from the town of Nova Kakhovka in Kherson Region, Russian-controlled Ukraine, July 5, 2023.
— Photo by Alexander Ermochenko / Reuters