Summary
The article discusses the ongoing impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict that began with Russia's large-scale invasion in 2022. It highlights the initial surprise and subsequent adaptation of Ukrainians to wartime conditions, including infrastructure attacks and ongoing challenges faced by civilians.
Key Facts
- Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, with over 150,000 troops.
- Air raid sirens and martial law became part of daily life in Ukraine.
- Ukraine's army successfully defended Kyiv and launched a counteroffensive.
- Russia began targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure in October 2022.
- By 2023, blackouts in Ukraine became routine due to continued attacks.
- In 2026, a corruption scandal in Ukraine related to the energy sector caused public frustration.
- Ukrainians have adapted to living in war, recognizing threats from missile and drone attacks.
