Aftonbladet's report, produced by correspondents Johan Mathias Sommarström and photographer Niclas Hammarström, focuses on the challenging and dangerous realities of life in Ukraine nearly four years into the war. The contributors travel around the country to meet with locals, documenting their stories as they grapple with the pervasive threat from both drones and ongoing Russian attacks. This coverage highlights the psychological and physical impacts of living under constant military threat and the resilience of the Ukrainian people.

The series aims to bring to light the everyday experiences and struggles of those who remain in areas affected by conflict, providing a personal perspective on the broader implications of the war. As the war continues, the situation in Ukraine remains precarious; citizens must navigate their lives amidst uncertainty, fear, and loss, all while rallying to support each other and maintain a sense of community.

With the use of drones becoming an increasingly prominent aspect of modern warfare, Aftonbladet’s exploration into life under these conditions sheds light on the need for international awareness and intervention. The stories shared can help foster empathy and emphasize the urgent humanitarian needs in affected regions, prompting discussions about the future of Ukraine and its citizens' rights during and after the conflict.