Way Bakhmut, Klishchiivka, Andriivka Look Now

Ten photos.

Photographers Konstantin and Vlada Liberovs have shown the way Bakhmut and liberated Andriivka and Klishchiivka in Donetsk region look like as a result of Russia's war against Ukraine.

"There are things that are not just hard to comment on. It's like you lose the ability of saying a word. There is just no warm emotion in your head and heart. The rage. Pain. Hate. Thirst for revenge," the authors wrote.

The town of Bakhmut is on the first-fifth photo.

"What's left of it. Just ruins. The town no longer exists," the photographers wrote.

Klishchiivka is shown on the sixth to the ninth photos.

"One of the most important flanks of Bakhmut. If you look closely, you can see a Ukrainian flag flying against the background of a destroyed church in the fifth photo," the Liberovs noted.

The 10th photo shows Andriivka and its surroundings.

"The ground is like a sieve," the authors comment.

They note that Ukrainian forces are advancing and will reclaim "every millimetre of their land", but years of hard work lie ahead.

"Something is bound to be rebuilt. And something, like the small villages you see from the sixth to the 10th photo... Unfortunately, we don't have an answer to this question. Don't tolerate the enemy. Remember who did this to us. Because otherwise our children will go through the same thing we did," the photographers wrote.