2 years after pushing Russia back, Kharkiv faces barrage of attacks

ABC News' Patrick Reevell looks at the situation in Kharkiv, with many refusing to leave their homes despite multiple attacks from Russian forces.

In just one day, Russians killed 19 people in Kharkiv. How can we help the city?

A charitable foundation where a group of volunteers has been helping residents of Kharkiv and Donetsk regions since the first days of the full-scale invasion...

Vovchansk is gone, and snipers and drones are hunting civilians

"Last week, our doctor consulted 500 people," says Maria Zaitseva, head of the "Unbreakable Kharkiv" charitable foundation. - The specialist writes a list on the coupon, according to which..

Started volunteering while pregnant because she couldn't stand aside.

The story of Mariya Zaytseva, a Kharkiv resident, who during the war works wonders for both children and adults.

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Liquid nitrogen brought to Kharkiv under fire to save 5,000 embryos

Priceless nitrogen was found in the Dnipropetrovs'k region. Volunteers brought it to Kharkiv under fire.

Action of Community and Devotion from the charity fund "Unbreakable Kharkiv"

On September 2, for the second time, volunteers of the Unbreakable Kharkiv charitable foundation in cooperation with Kharkiv bloggers from well-known telegram channels and the State Emergency Service held a support action.

The story of a Kharkiv volunteer who created a charitable foundation

Mariia Zaitseva met the war in Kharkiv in the last months of her pregnancy and on the first day of the great war rushed with her husband and son to help those in need.

Saving lives: important bandages distributed to Kharkiv residents

Like most cities in Ukraine, Kharkiv began to suffer from darkness at night after the full-scale invasion. Lighting is almost completely cut off in the evening, and it is very difficult for drivers to see pedestrians on the roads.

How to get L-Thyroxine if you are in Kharkiv

Recently, Kharkiv received 1,560 packages of the hormone drug L-Thyroxine. It is vital for people with thyroid disorders.

Ukrainians are amazing: a pregnant woman from Kharkiv has created a charity foundation and is actively volunteering

They can spend several days in a row without sleep in search of the necessary equipment. And the humanitarian aid they need is being delivered despite the shelling.

What does it feel like to be a volunteer in the 9th month of pregnancy? Maria Zaitseva from Kharkiv tells us.

Maria Zaitseva's family, like all Kharkiv residents, woke up to explosions on the morning of February 24. Her husband said it had started. Maria was five months pregnant.

People were taken out of the captured part of Kharkiv region under fire.

The volunteers informed us that they were only taking people to Kharkiv. There is no way back to the occupied territory.

More than 800 people evacuated from temporarily occupied communities in Kharkiv region

"A total of 809 people were evacuated through the corridor, about 80 of them in serious condition (bedridden patients, disabled).

Over 900 people, a quarter of them children, were evacuated from the occupied territories of Kharkiv region on July 18

On July 18, a mass evacuation of residents from the temporarily occupied territories of Kharkiv region was carried out.

I volunteered when I was 9 months pregnant, and it saved me.

The founder of Unbreakable Kharkiv continued to work even in the last month of her pregnancy: she went to the maternity hospital as a volunteer.

"I could not sit idly by" Maria Zaitseva, Kharkiv

"I remember going to bed at four in the morning every day, and when I woke up, I had several hundred messages on social media. The need for help was growing, and it reassured me that I was doing something useful for people."

On December 8, MONATIK and PianoBoy and comedian Yevhen Koshovyi came to Kharkiv.

The children were delighted. The kids who now live in dormitories from the de-occupied territories," Maria Zaitseva, head of the Unbreakable Kharkiv charity foundation, wrote on her Instagram.

Humanitarian aid together with the Charitable Foundation "Unbreakable Kharkiv"

The Charitable Foundation "Unbreakable Kharkiv", with the support of the Director of the Foundation Maria Zaitseva, provided humanitarian aid to the staff and students of the university.

206 pedestrians killed: road accidents due to lack of light become more frequent in Ukraine

To help in some way, the volunteers of the Unbreakable Kharkiv charity foundation sewed on reflective bracelets.