3/ You feel how scared she was, how tired of living like this she was.

For me, it was another normal day. But it's easy to forget what it's like for the civilians. The constant state of fear.
Ukrainians shouldn't have to live like this.
Europe must start acting.”

2/ I could hear they were not going to land near me, so I sat and carried on drinking my coffee. But they were close enough. Then I spotted the woman who was walking her dog.
She now had the dog clutched in her arms. Her eyes and face red with tears, she looked me dead in the eyes.

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9/ War forces people into roles they never expected.
But it doesn’t change what they fight for — family, safety, the future. And for Swede, that future has a name: Katya.

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8/ “Katya moved to Canada when she was 9. We haven’t seen each other for four years. She’s beautiful, smart, and honestly — everything I do here, I do because of her. If she reads this someday: sweetheart, I love you very much, and I miss you more than you can imagine.”

7/ He works with the UAR-10 — a 🇺🇦-made rifle. He has also trained with the Accuracy International .338 and wants to master that caliber next.

Yet behind the toughness, professionalism, and long days in the trenches, there’s something far more human driving him: his daughter.

6/ And about those rifles?

He laughs when people ask about the famous .50 cal Barrett.

“Everyone dreams of a Barrett — but it’s not for me. It’s a rough weapon. Fun to shoot, but carrying 20 kg on you? Not so fun.”
Instead, he prefers mobility and precision: