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Hello, I'm Krupaapati.
Welcome to the documentary from the BBC World Service.
In bbcos conversations, we bring people together to share their experiences.
This time we hear from people in Ukraine about life in the country after a thousand days of war.
As winter approaches and temperatures drop, Russia is targeting Ukraine's enemy energy system, leaving millions of people without power.
In our conversations we hear from the victims of recent Russian attacks and bring together three politicians determined to keep democracy alive.
It is pretty complicated to remove the political ambitions and have the fighting behind the closed doors so that we can act as Team Ukraine to the outside world.
November 19 marked 1,000 days since Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine.
And in the past few weeks the fighting has intensified.
Russia claimed to have used a new type of hypersonic ballistic missile in its latest attacks on Ukraine.
This came after President Biden removed sanctions on the use of US long range guided missiles by Ukraine outside its borders, as well as launching hundreds of missiles and drones at power infrastructure across the country.
On the front line of the fighting, some observers are claiming Russia is advancing at the fast fastest pace since the invasion began in 2022.
Since the outbreak of the war, people caught up in the conflict have been sharing their experiences with us.
And for our first two conversations we can hear firsthand about some of the latest attacks.
First, let's go to the Black Sea port of Odessa.