Reflecting on the hopes of one day rebuilding Ukraine after the war, Ms Hedzenko acknowledged that international cooperation is crucial to whatever comes next, highlighting that the outcome has an implication not just for the Ukrainian people.
While most Ukrainians cling to hope for the future, many have started to wonder what justice would look like should the war end.
Speaking to The London Standard from Lviv, Yaroslava Danyliuk said: "Peace is achieved on our terms with no back-alley deals when it comes to the future of millions of people and the country as a whole.”.
Other less dangerous rebuilding efforts are taking place around the country too, but the underlying state of fear is impossible to shake for those living in Ukraine.
Many Ukrainians are feeling the emotional toll and fatigue of a three-year war, yet still find moments of hope among the destruction.
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