Ukrainian Town Struggles to Heal, Rebuild After Russian Atrocities

Bucha, a Kyiv suburb, was occupied by Russian forces during the invasion of Ukraine.
The town has seen significant rebuilding with international investment and attention but residents still grapple with the trauma of the occupation.
At least 80 bodies remain unidentified from the occupation, and a memorial lists the names of 501 victims.
The town aims to memorialize the tragedy while developing economically and moving forward sustainably.
Bucha's progress shows a shift from its painful recent history to a more hopeful future.