Ukraine: A War Crime – a book by photographers documenting the war’s first year

A Ukrainian fighter from the Odin unit keeps watch, with a sharp-eyed dog, as the soldiers take cover in a building in Irpin

A woman looks at the damage done by drone strikes in Bucha, conducted by the Ukrainian army against a column of Russian armoured vehicles

A woman poses for a photo in front of a destroyed Russian battle tank on the highway to Kyiv. These wrecks quickly became pop-up monuments to the victory of the Kyiv region and the site of photo ops for people passing by

Volunteers receive weapons at a storage facility in Fastiv, after the Ukrainian government announced it would arm civilians to resist the Russian invasion

Vovo, 13, at the Ohmatdyt general hospital in Kyiv. He lost his father when their car came under attack and still has a bullet lodged in his back that needs surgery

Alina and Victor (left) and Victoria and Yuri give their partners a last goodbye as they prepare to leave Lviv by train to fight against the Russians on the frontlines in Sumy

Civilians training to throw Molotov cocktails to defend the city of Zhytomyr, in response to Russia’s invasion

Nastya Tihaia with a group of disabled and wounded rescued dogs in Irpin

A man stares at the beauty of a rainbow in the sky after April showers brought sunshine over a destroyed apartment building in Kyiv, hit by aerial bombardment

School graduates dance in front of the Odesa Opera and Ballet Theatre, creating a video with the purpose of showing the world what is lost during war

Husband and wife Leonid, 71, and Valentyna, 70, at a temporary housing facility for internally displaced people in Kharkiv. They fled Kupiansk after the town became the frontline between Ukrainian and Russian forces

Wooden crosses at a mass burial site in the forest near the town of Izium. A total of 436 bodies were exhumed after liberation from Russian occupation. Most of them have signs of violent death

Soldiers from special commando unit 112 with a Russian spy. The man, allegedly in possession of a fake Israeli passport, was living in Irpin months before the Russian invasion. Under interrogation he confessed his name is Alexei, from St Petersburg, married with a child and working for the Wagner Group

A soldier with serious head and eye injuries after an operation at a hospital for the military, the second point in the chain of evacuation from combat. Most soldiers treated here have artillery wounds or mine injuries. Military doctors and nurses live and work at the hospital

Two men walk through the rubble of their house, destroyed by a Russian missile, in the Saltivka residential district of Kharkiv. The area has been heavily damaged as a zone of contact between the Ukrainian and Russian armies

A vandalised icon of Christ at a fighting position manned by the Azov battalion on the frontline of Shirokino