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As the world marks a year since Russia's lightning assault, the fighting grinds on and casualties rise

Published 24 February 2023, 9:00 am
February 24 is now forever etched in the minds of Ukrainians, who's lives changed in an instant. The largest assault on a European country since World War Two has killed thousands of civilians. Chief International Correspondent Ben Lewis reports from Irpin, outside the capital.
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