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AP PHOTOS: First day of Russia's invasion of Ukraine captured in images

On February 24, 2022, Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, marking a significant change in the country's reality and leading to immediate casualties and occupations.
By nightfall on that first day, Ukrainians were counting their dead, while many others rushed to escape from advancing Russian forces.
Three years later, the fear for personal safety remains intense, and a fifth of Ukraine is still under Russian control.
The conflict has resulted in tens of thousands of deaths and millions of displacements, with many families permanently affected by the war.

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AP PHOTOS: First day of Russia's invasion of Ukraine captured in images

The deafening booms of the first airstrikes. Buildings bursting into flames, reduced to rubble. Terrified people hiding in basements. Cries of despair and hugs of support.

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AP Photos: The first day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine captured in images

The thunderous explosion of the first air strikes. Burning buildings, reduced to rubble. Terrified people hidden in basements. Screams of despair and hugs of support.

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AP PHOTOS: First day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine captured in images

The deafening booms of the first airstrikes. Buildings bursting into flames, reduced to rubble. Terrified people hiding in basements. Cries of despair and hugs of support. This was the reality of Feb. 24, 2022, the first day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. From the first explosions on the morning of that fateful day, Ukraine was forever changed. By nightfall, Ukrainians were counting their first dead and in many parts of the country …

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