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Welcome to the town of borodyanka, population 12,500. parts of it a wasteland now of destruction, in an increasingly dirty war. and resistance, though noble, is futile in the city of kherson. conquered by russian tanks, the first major urban area to fall in this war. ukrainian troops were moving back in irpin and this is why its people left. huge explosion. the civilians are getting out over what is left of a bridge that was blown to slow down the russians. russian shells were very close. explosions. there's a fair amount of incoming fire coming in now. artillery fire.

Ukraine's president volodomyr zelensky is on his way to washington today in his first overseas trip since war broke out. it's early closing time for thousands of pubs this winter, hit by rising energy bills, and staff shortages. now on bbc news, review 2022 — the war in ukraine. over the next half an hour we will chronicle russia's invasion and tell the story of the conflict which has seen many thousands of people killed or wounded and millions of others displaced. the story of the war is told by our correspondent paul adams and a warning you may find some of his programme distressing.

But with winter coming, russia had already resorted to a new strategy. a war on ukraine's infrastructure. screaming. after months of quiet in the capital, the war is back. for three chaotic hours this morning, the missiles kept coming. for one young woman, already recording her own sense of shock, a narrow escape. huge explosion. my bbc colleague, hugo bachega was broadcasting live when it all began. explosion. the target, destroy the whole infrastructure of ukraine, destroy the infrastructure in our hometown. they left people

The Argentinean writer Manuel Puig’s novel-in-dialogue forces the reader to be both director and detective, interpreting how the lines will be spoken and searching each sentence for clues as to what is going on.

These wartime abductions aren’t specific to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Throughout history, they’ve inflicted trauma on society’s most vulnerable – making them a rich subject matter for the stage.