In Photos: Eastern Ukraine Unbowed by Rocket Attacks
As Russia continues to target civilian infrastructure in drone and missile strikes this week, residents of the Kharkiv and Donetsk regions in the east of the country are attempting to make the best of the situation despite in many cases having no power, heating or running water.
Temperatures are already staring to fall as defiant Ukrainian civilians brace themselves for what's likely to be a very tough winter.
"All night and all morning, the enemy terrorizes the civilian population," President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Monday. "The enemy can attack our cities but it won't be able to break us."
Temperatures are already staring to fall as defiant Ukrainian civilians brace themselves for what's likely to be a very tough winter.
"All night and all morning, the enemy terrorizes the civilian population," President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Monday. "The enemy can attack our cities but it won't be able to break us."

Locals receive food and everyday necessities from volunteers in Izium, in Ukraine's Kharkiv region.
Francisco Seco / AP / TASS

A woman attempts to keep her dog warm in the Kharkiv region town of Kivsharivka, which has been without power, heating, and running water for three weeks.
Francisco Seco / AP / TASS

A local woman refills plastic bottles with drinking water in Kivsharivka.
Francisco Seco / AP / TASS

The Bakhmut College of Transport Infrastructure in Ukraine's Donetsk region following shelling by Russian forces.
Dsns.gov.ua (CC BY 4.0)

The Bakhmut College of Transport Infrastructure after fires caused by Russian shelling were put out.
National Police of Ukraine (CC BY 4.0)

The remains of a shop in the Kharkiv region city of Kupiansk after Russian shelling.
State Emergency Service of Ukraine (CC BY 4.0)

The city of Kupiansk after Russian shelling.
State Emergency Service of Ukraine (CC BY 4.0)

Authorities exhume bodies from a burial site in the Donbas city of Lyman following its recapture from Russian forces.
National Police of Ukraine (CC BY 4.0)

Authorities exhume bodies from a burial site in the Donbas city of Lyman following its recapture from Russian forces.
National Police of Ukraine (CC BY 4.0)