#Russian War Crimes

“Through our work, we want every single living member of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to know firstly, no matter who you are or how you were killed, we will get you home. And secondly, we want every enemy soldier to know: we will find you, and we will make you pay for every single body you see here strewn across the ground. There is no escape, and there will be no mercy.”

“They have an illusion—the veteran has an illusion, the wife has an illusion, the child has an illusion—that they can return to the life they had before the war. And they hurt themselves against this illusion,” says Liudmyla Frolova, psychotherapist, head of the multidisciplinary team of “Veteran’s Family,” Caritas-Spes Ukraine, which helps veterans to heal the invisible wounds of war.