Russian Wanted Ukraine To "Freeze And Rot" Instead, They Survived Through The Darkness And Cold

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Since October, Moscow's forces have launched hundreds of missiles and drones at energy infrastructure far from the front line, temporarily cutting off electricity, heat and water to millions.

Their attacks appear to be aimed at breaking Ukraine's power grid and the will of the people with it — a campaign of terror that violates international law. But Ukrainians have persevered in the cold and darkness.

Tap the link in our bio to see how Russia weaponized winter, and how Ukrainians endured.

Photos by Paula Bronstein

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