The mortar crew outside the city.
Locals transport the body of a man killed in Bakhmut. There is only one funeral car service in the city, leaving victims buried under the rubble for weeks.
A view from a residential building several weeks after it was hit in a strike.
Firefighters in Bakhmut avoid the risk of double tap strikes by not rushing to locations immediately after they are targeted.
A firefighter screams from a window, asking his colleague downstairs for help.
Zhenya Yevtushenko.
Drone operators on the outskirts of Bakhmut.
2С1 “Gvozdika”, a 122mm Soviet self-propelled howitzer, operating near Bakhmut.
The stabilisation point in Bakhmut, where combat medics treat wounded soldiers and civilians.
Blood is seen on a stretcher at Bakhmut's main evacuation point.
Olexiy (right) and Bogdan (left) are treated for wounds at the at the central evacuation point in Bakhmut after Russian artillery hit their position.
The mortar crew shelter in a cellar because of incoming fire.