A woman sits in the bus as she just got evacuated from the embattled Debaltseve village together with other dwellers of Donetsk area, Ukraine.

The body of one of the passengers is marked with barrier tape near the crash site of the Boeing 777, Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, which crashed during flying over the eastern Ukraine region near Donetsk, Ukraine. A Malaysia Airlines plane with 295 people on board crashed at 17 July in eastern Ukraine, and both the government and separatist rebels fighting in the area denied shooting it down. All passengers on board Flight MH17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur are dead.

Armed pro-Russian militants pass next to the wreckage of a Boeing 777, of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 debris, which crashed during flight over the eastern Ukraine region near Donetsk, Ukraine. A Malaysia Airlines plane with 295 people on board crashed on 17 July in eastern Ukraine, and both the government and separatist rebels fighting in the area denied shooting it down. All passengers on board Flight MH17 from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur are feared dead. The plane was carrying 280 passengers and 15 crew members, the airline said.

Rescue workers carry the bodies of the passengers of a Boeing 777, of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, which crashed during flight over the eastern Ukraine region near Donetsk, Ukraine.

Oksana "Mama" Shakhray rests in her room in a military hospital in Bakhmut, in the Donetsk area of Ukraine, before leaving to her hometown Odessa on leave. The military commandment forced Oksana to take a break as she spent more than 3 months at the war zone which is too much. Oksana is a paramedic at the medical unit of Ukraine's National Guard. She joined the army voluntary because she knew that her 27-year old son might be mobilized and she wanted to be there for him if something were to happen to him. Oksana believes that besides medical help soldiers also need psychological help from people "from there," from a same conflict zone to understand them better and to whom they could trust. There are no military psychologists with soldiers in the war zone on a regular basis. Military psychologists come to the front line periodically to check the situation in the units, but they are based in military bases outside the war zone.

A view of a kindergarten that was shelled in Debaltseve, Donetsk area.

Yulia Novomlynets, 18, waits in a line to receive the humanitarian aid in the local Palace of Culture which is used as a bomb shelter in Mironovka village, near Debaltseve, Ukraine.

Local residents of Popasna village, Luhansk area stand in a line to receive the humanitarian aid.

A man takes part at a Solidarity demonstration in central square of Donetsk, Ukraine. The participants of the demonstration were given for free the flags of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic (DPR).

The portraits of Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels and Vladimir Lenin are seen at the wall of a destroyed with shells rehabilitation center for alcohol and drug addicts in Sloviansk, Ukraine.

A woman and a man hide in a basement during the shelling of Debaltseve, Donetsk area, Ukraine.

A child played cards in the local Palace of Culture, used as a bomb shelter during fighting between the Ukrainian Army and Russian-backed militants in Myronivskiy village, near Debaltseve, Ukraine.