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Reporter Shares Eyewitness Account From Front Lines of the Russia-Ukraine War

Independent reporter Anna Conkling returned from Dobropillia near the eastern Ukraine front lines where Russian forces are advancing aggressively.
This military surge of up to 10 miles past Ukrainian defenses and ongoing daily explosions has forced thousands to evacuate nearby towns like Dobropillia.
Despite the dangers, some remaining residents, including elderly and internally displaced people, gather to remember and find moments of normalcy amid constant drone flights and attacks.
Omar Salih Rasheed of the Red Cross noted that individuals find means to adjust and manage during difficult times, and he emphasized that the demand for mental health services will increase once the conflict concludes.
These observations suggest that while the front line situation worsens, civilians strive to hold onto positive experiences, though significant psychological needs will emerge post-conflict.

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