On July 21st 2022 two Russian missiles hit the village of Serhiivka in Southern Ukraine destroying an apartment building and a hotel killing twenty one people. In this gallery are images of the destruction, as well as images of survivors in a local hospital.

In March 2021, two weeks after the invasion, I travelled to Eastern Poland to document the massive exodus of refugees across the border. They came day and night with whatever they could carry, almost all women and children.

Buses from the border crossing at Medyka ran 24 hours transporting refugees to shelters in Przemyśl, Krakow and Warsaw.

The main railway station in Warsaw became a de-facto refugee shelter with hundreds of displaced person camped out while volunteers tried to find sponsors willing to house them.

The Przemyśl station was flooded with refugees coming by train from all over Ukraine. People from the local community left car seats and baby strollers on the platform to help families arriving with nothing.

The first major battle (and Ukrainian victory) wes the battle for Kiev. The Russian army never made it into the city but were stopped in the suburbs. After withdrawing from the towns of Bucha and Irpen it became clear that war crimes and atrocities had been committed. These images document the massive destruction in these communities.