In the city of Kramatorsk, located in eastern Ukraine, the population was once 150,000. However, due to ongoing conflict and Russian military actions, many of its residents have either fled or are preparing to leave. The city has become a symbol of the war's devastating impact on civilian life, with frequent bombings and a constant sense of danger. Residents who remain in Kramatorsk live under the constant threat of Russian airstrikes. The situation has forced many to accept that leaving may be their only option for safety. Life in the city has become increasingly difficult, with limited access to basic necessities and a growing sense of uncertainty about the future. French news outlet France 2 sent its journalists to Kramatorsk to report on the conditions faced by the city's residents. During their time there, the team found themselves under drone surveillance, highlighting the heightened security measures and the tense atmosphere in the area. Their report aimed to bring international attention to the plight of those still living in the war-torn region. The report was produced by Anaïs Hanquet, Raphaël Duroselle, and Patrick Miette, who documented the experiences of the people in Kramatorsk. Their work provides a glimpse into the daily struggles of those living through the conflict, emphasizing the human cost of the ongoing war in Ukraine.