A woman boards up a damaged window in Bakhmut, Ukraine, on Sunday. Her neighbor was killed by artillery fire that day. More buildings were reduced to ruins in Kyiv, Kharkiv and the Donbas region after Russia launched new attacks during the weekend. Photo: Scott Olson/VCG

A child stands at the Azot chemical plant in Severodonetsk on Sunday. Russian Defense Ministry spokesperson Igor Konashenkov announced full control of Severodonetsk on Saturday. Photo: Alexander Reka/The Paper

People evacuate from the Azot chemical plant. Photo: Alexander Reka/The Paper

Smoke pours from a residential building in Kyiv after being hit by Russian missiles on Sunday. Those attacks have left at least one dead and four injured, according to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko. Photo: Genya Savilov/VCG

Firefighters conduct rescue works in a destroyed building in Kyiv. On Sunday morning, Russia fired 14 missiles at the region, according to Ukrainian legislator Oleksiy Goncharenko. Photo: VCG

A woman cries in front of a destroyed building Friday in Andriyivka village, near Kyiv. Photo: Metin Aktas/VCG

A man stands behind damaged windows of a building Sunday in Nemyshlianskyi district in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Photo: Metin Aktas/VCG

Rescue personnel stand next to damaged cars Sunday after shelling in Kharkiv. Photo: Metin Aktas/VCG

Sunday’s shelling left a huge crater in a residential area in Kharkiv. Photo: Sergey Kozlov/The Paper

The swimming pool of the National Technical University in Kharkiv is damaged Friday after a night shelling. Photo: Andrii Marienko/VCG

A Ukrainian soldier inspects the ruins of the National Technical University after the shelling. Photo: Andrii Marienko/VCG

A Ukrainian rescuer pulls out an unexploded FAB-500 bomb from a residential building Thursday in Kharkiv. Photo: The Paper