Life in Ukraine after 1,000 days of Russian invasion

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Explore life in Ukraine as it marks 1,000 days of the Russian invasion, highlighting Kharkiv's struggles. The news agency Associated Press documented a day in Ukraine, marking 1,000 days since Russia's full-scale invasion. In Kharkiv, near Russia's border, children attend classes in an underground school amidst the ruins. Hundreds of educational facilities have been damaged, with 350 affected and 35 destroyed just in Kharkiv.

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Life in Ukraine after 1,000 days of Russian invasion

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