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In a dingy medical outpost near eastern Ukraine's front lines, army medic Viktor battles to save lives on a daily basis.

Sitting on comfy armchairs in a low-lit room smelling of lavender and pine trees, the men take deep breaths as they close their eyes and listen to meditation music

Viktor and Ludmila Syabro, 68 and 61 respectively, first started living underground at least seven months ago as Russian assaults shattered their eastern Ukrainian hometown of Siversk.

Pravdyne (Ukraine) (AFP) - After enduring more than eight months of Russian soldiers occupying her village near Kherson, Svitlana Galak said she cried "tears of happiness" when Ukrainian soldiers arrived to liberate them. 

Those who've left Kherson and others who still have loved ones there describe a community in fear of the Russian occupiers — and hopeful that increased shelling means the Ukrainians are coming.

The small village of Vysokopillya in southern Ukraine was quick to fall into Russian hands when Moscow invaded on February 24. But in September – after six months of Russian occupation – it was recaptured by Ukrainian forces, who have now set up camp there. FRANCE 24’s Gulliver Cragg reports…

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Driven back in other areas, Russian forces are bombarding this part of Ukraine, with towns and villages caught in the crossfire, as Kim Sengupta reports from Krasnohorivka

Mykolaiv region (Ukraine) (AFP) - They lived for months in fox holes, pounded by Russian artillery, on a frontline frozen in stalemate.But with a counter-offensive reaping results in the south, Ukrainian soldiers were eyeing "light at the end of the tunnel". 

Zaporizhzhia (Ukraine) (AFP) - The body of a man in a chequered jumper inside a car with blown-out windows, his tattooed hand still clutching the steering wheel.

Blast tore through metal and shattered glass as people queued to travel to Russian-occupied territory