Kharkiv city is only 38 kilometres from the border with the Russian Federation. 1.500.000 people lived in Kharkiv before 24 February 2022. It had the biggest number of students per capita in Ukraine.

See the exact locations of all the photos of the exhibition on this map.

The photos were taken by the Maidan Monitoring Information Centre  while helping the Ukrainian state investigators to document Russian war crimes in the Kharkiv region.
This project has been funded by Crown Agents International Development.
Photographers – Yuliia Hush, Serhii Petrov, Yevhen Tytarenko, Kateryna and Oleksii Svid, Petr Pojman, Adam Sybera, Nataliya Zubar and our drones. Designer – Darya Semenyuk. Curator – Nataliya Zubar. This exhibition is presented together with Team 4 Ukraine.

 

A historical train destroyed in a Saltivka train depot.
A historical train destroyed in a Saltivka train depot.

 

Memorial of the victims of the totalitarianism in Pyatykhatki after the multiple strikes by cassette munition.
Memorial of the victims of the totalitarianism in Pyatykhatki after the multiple strikes by cassette munition.

 

Gymnasium #46 which focused on German language studies in Kharkiv after a Russian rocket strike.
Gymnasium #46 which focused on German language studies in Kharkiv after a Russian rocket strike.

The photos were taken by the Maidan Monitoring Information Centre  while helping the Ukrainian state investigators to document Russian war crimes in the Kharkiv region.
This project has been funded by Crown Agents International Development.
Photographers – Yuliia Hush, Serhii Petrov, Yevhen Tytarenko, Kateryna and Oleksii Svid, Petr Pojman, Adam Sybera, Nataliya Zubar and our drones. Designer – Darya Semenyuk. Curator – Nataliya Zubar. This exhibition is presented together with Team 4 Ukraine.

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