Like the rest of the world, the Canadian photographer Philip Cheung spent weeks anxiously watching the events leading up to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. On March 4, he left his home in Los Angeles in a blur. He packed lightly, save for a helmet and body armour. By March 6, he was crossing into a war zone on foot. Here are some of the powerful scenes he captured.

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