Decomposing corpses lie in the shade outside Luhansk morgue attracting swarms of flies. A lack of electricity means there have been no refrigeration facilities at the morgue for more than three weeks. Photo by Harriet Salem/VICE News.
Tamara, 63, lies distraught in her hospital bed. Suffering from shrapnel injuries she has been unable to bury her son and husband who were killed in the blast which hit their family home. Photo by Harriet Salem/VICE News.
Vladmir holds up an X-ray of his lung, a piece of mortar shrapnel is lodged inside. Doctors say he will recover, but his 82 year-old mother-in-law died in the blast which hit their family home. Photo by Harriet Salem/VICE News.
Locals inspect the damage at Luhansk central market. A large section has been reduced to rubble after being hit twice in three days. Photo by Harriet Salem/VICE News.
A woman marks the wrists of a crowd of angry locals with a numbers after a delivery truck runs out of drinking water. The system is designed to stop people queue jumping when fresh supplies arrive tomorrow. Luhansk has been without running water for more than three weeks. Photo by Harriet SalemVICE News.