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MSF teams have mobilized to bring essential medical care closer to people displaced by the war across Lebanon.

Families in Lebanon face uncertainty under bombs and new evacuation orders

story Mar 13, 2026

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Supporting lifesaving care for women and girls

A member of MSF's community outreach team speaks with a patient who received safe abortion care in Mozambique.

News Mar 09, 2026

South Sudanese government offensive forces mass evacuation of Akobo and suspension of MSF activities

Médecins Sans Frontières’ (MSF’s) hospital in Lankien, Jonglei state, South Sudan, was hit in an airstrike by the government of South Sudan forces during the night of Tuesday, 3 February 2026.

story Mar 12, 2026

A safe space for LGBTQI+ patients in San Pedro Sula

Inclusive care for LGBTQI+ patients in San Pedro Sula

story Mar 03, 2026

Using portable ultrasounds to help save lives in remote areas

A doctor performs an ultrasound on a patient in Tanzania.

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Story | Feb 18, 2026

What’s left after the flames: Four years of full-scale war in Ukraine

From a shelter in Dnipro, displaced women reflect on loss, home, and survival.

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A displaced woman holds her dog in a shelter in Ukraine.

Story | Jan 26, 2026

Surviving the cold without electricity in Ukraine

Russian forces continue to bomb energy infrastructure in Ukraine, leaving millions in the dark, without heating or running water in the middle of winter.

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A mobile medical tent in Ukraine.

News | Dec 09, 2025

Russian airstrikes damage MSF staff house and vehicles in Ukraine

Civilians continue to bear the burden of war near the front lines.

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A view of destruction on a street in the city of Sloviansk after a Russian airstrike.

Story | Oct 02, 2025

People displaced by conflict are struggling in Ukraine

MSF is scaling up to treat patients in overflowing shelters as fighting intensifies.

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On August 7, 2023 Russian forces attacked Pokrovsk, hitting a residential building and rescue workers who had arrived to clear the rubble. Ten people died in the attack, and more than 80 were injured.

Story | Jun 11, 2025

Not all wounds bleed: Providing care for people with PTSD in Ukraine

Mental health needs are increasing while stigma remains a barrier to accessing care.

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Serhii lost his leg after being seriously wounded in the Donetsk region last year, marking a turning point in his life. After a period of depression, he began his recovery journey.

News | Apr 24, 2025

Ukraine: Massive new wave of bombardment in Kyiv

The latest strikes on Kyiv are part of a pattern of daily attacks on residential buildings, hospitals, and schools.

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Destruction in Kyiv photographed on April 24.

Story | Apr 10, 2025

Surviving near the front line: Surgical care in Ukraine

Many patients in Ukraine are forced to delay urgently needed care because of shelling and an unstable front line.

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A medical team in Ukraine operates on a patient.

News | Mar 14, 2025

Ukraine: Relentless attacks in Dobropillia add to ongoing medical needs

What MSF teams are seeing is alarming: burned-out apartment blocks, scorched land, and desperate shortages of essential medicines and services.

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Destruction in the Donetsk region, Ukraine, due to shelling.

Story | Feb 24, 2025

How psychologists in Ukraine are healing PTSD with learnings from US veterans

MSF mental health activity manager Laurel Cassidy shares how evidence-based treatments like EMDR are being used to treat people affected by the war in Ukraine.

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A wounded man in a wheelchair in Ukraine.

Story | Feb 21, 2025

Urgent humanitarian needs persist three years into war in Ukraine

Even if the war were to end tomorrow, hundreds of thousands of people would require years of physical and mental health care.

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A burn patient is transported by ambulance.

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