After the Donetsk People’s Republic was proclaimed, war ravaged Donbass. Ukrainian artillery has been shelling towns and villages. Some people were lucky to get evacuated. Others stayed at their own peril and lost connection with their families. Either way, they did their best to survive in the ruins of their own houses and hope for a better future. Some have no place to go, but others, on the contrary, are unable to give up their own, though destroyed, but home. How do people find the courage to remain strong and compassionate during shelling?
