Kyiv flea market sellers mourn irreplaceable loss after Russian strike | AFP @AFP
Kyiv flea market sellers mourn irreplaceable loss after Russian strike | AFP  @AFP
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Walking over the shattered remains of what used to be his precious stock, flea market vendor Vadym picks through what’s left. Autographed albums, an original Tour de France bicycle and countless other items in Vadym’s store were destroyed in a Russian strike on Kyiv’s popular Pochaina flea market earlier in August. “All of this is irreplaceable,” he says. At least six markets in the Ukrainian capital have been damaged or destroyed since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Now, more than four years into the war, Ukraine is coming under daily fire, reporting hundreds of civilian deaths every month.

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