path, and the evidence is in these photos. this one was taken hours ago in the capital city of kyiv. this is someone's living room. it was destroyed by a russian bombardment. the owner, clearly in shock, covers his mouth, while taking in the destruction. then there's this photo of an older man looking at what is left of the building that he used to live in in the obolon district north of kyiv. it's almost as if he's taking -- saying goodbye. these are images of entire neighborhoods now turned into frontline civil war people, soldiers, doing what they can, using what they can to protect what's left. trying to survive as the sounds of bombs echo through entire apartment buildings. hiding inside their homes, behind windows, protecting with they can, and looking to the outside world. their new world, with absolute fear. all of these photos have just shown you were taken by the los angeles times photojournalist marcus yam. he's been in ukraine since the beginning of this conflict and is keeping a photo diary of life in times of war. this entry from past sunday,