TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月12日 03時00分

Vladislav, a high-school graduate from Toretsk, planned to move to a bigger city outside the war zone in September to study at a military academy. For some 6 million people in these communities in eastern #Ukraine, where a conflict between a new Ukrainian government brought to power by the Maidan uprising and a Russian-backed separatist movement began in 2014, the #war is now a backdrop. Most of young adults living here have a clear sense that they won’t be able to fulfill their potential in their native towns. Those who remain along the frontline, and those who long to return, are desperate for change. But the only change is the seasonal cycle of ceasefires, violated to some degree by both sides, writes @sopova.alisa. A ceasefire for the beginning of school year would be replaced by the winter holiday ceasefire, then the Easter ceasefire, and a harvesting ceasefire in summer. And so on. Here, the temporary is permanent. Read more, and see the full photo essay, on TIME.com. Photograph by @anastasiatl for @eyewitnesstoatrocities

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