Ukraine war: Incredible before-and-after images of Kyiv trends now
The world mourned a year of death and conflict this week as Friday February 24 marked the first anniversary of Vladimir Putin's order for his aggressive Russian Armed Forces to invade Ukraine.
In the space of a year, thousands have been killed and millions have fled their homes - many of which have been destroyed by relentless missile strikes.
Ukraine's capital Kyiv saw some of the most devastating damage in the country.
MailOnline looks at before-and-after images which show how the city has recovered and repaired its buildings and infrastructure.
Left: A man pushes his bike through debris and destroyed Russian military vehicles on Vokzal'na street on April 6 2022 in Bucha, near Kyiv. Right: Cars drive on the same street, which was one of the most affected during the Russian occupation, on February 1 2023
Left: A man stands amid debris in front of a residential apartment complex that was heavily damaged by a Russian attack on March 18 2022 in Kyiv. Right: A man walks past a the same building on February 11 2023
Left: An apartment block in Kyiv which was damaged by a Russian missile on March 17 2022. Right: The same apartment block on February 10 2023
Left: Destroyed houses on Vokzalna street in Bucha town after it was recaptured by the Ukrainian army April 2 2022. Right: Vokzalna street with newly built houses on February 11 2023
Left: Destroyed houses on Vokzalna street in Bucha town, near Kyiv, after it was recaptured by the Ukrainian army on April 2 2022. Right: The same street on February 11 2023
Left: Vokzalna street in Bucha filled with destroyed Russian military machinery after it was recaptured by the Ukrainian army on April 2 2022. Right: Vokzalna street with normal vehicles and people traffic later on February 11 2023
Left: A woman sits in a tent as people take shelter in the Dorohozhychi subway station, Kyiv, which was used as a bomb shelter on March 2 2022. Right: People walk in the same station on February 9 2023
Left: Retroville shopping mall in Kyiv destroyed by Russian missiles on March 23 2022. Right: The same spot on February 10 2023
Left: A high-rise apartment block in Kyiv that was hit by shelling on February 26 2022. Right: The same building after renovation works on February 11 2023
Left: Sichovyh Striltsiv Street in Kyiv covered with debris after the area was hit by a Russian missile on March 18 2022. Right: Sichovyh Striltsiv Street on February 10 2023
Left: A building damaged in Russian army shelling on April 29 2022 in Kyiv. Right: The same building undergoing repair works on February 11 2023
Left: Destroyed cars and houses on Yablunska street in Bucha town after it was recaptured by the Ukrainian army on April 2 2022. Right: Yablunska street on February 11
