Naliia struggles to to process seeing Russian attacks on civilian areas.

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This is Mykola’s first voicemail. He’s in his 30s and works in education in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv.

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In his first voicemail Oleksandr from Dnipro tries to find joy in the little things in life - caviar.

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In his first voicemail Max explains what life is like in an area that so far hasn't been attacked.

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After three days of driving and 30 hours of waiting, Kseniya has finally made it to safety with her family.

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In his first voicemail Serhii describes the anger he feels that his young son has become a child of war.

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Kseniya waits to cross into Poland and contemplates what she is leaving behind.

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It's not just shelling and tanks Ukrainians are dealing with, the barrage of misinformation is also weighing Mariia down.

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We last heard from Nina on her birthday. Over the weekend, she has been finding inspiration in the everyday Ukranian’s who are doing whatever they can to resist the Russian invasion.

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Naliia has her eyes on the negotiations between Russia and Ukraine and her mood has changed from fear – to anger.

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