原文鏈接：https://medium.com/@giorgioprovinciali/into-the-kill-zone-that-speaks-of-a-past-war-0c9d69cdf5ba?sk=9c765fabfe6006ae5db5a2c1c298f6c8
Into The Kill Zone That Speaks Of A Past War
By: Giorgio Provinciali
Live from Ukraine ????????
Posad-Pokrovske When the settlements in Kherson Oblast occupied by the Russians on the right bank of the Dnipro were liberated, we recorded avideofrom the main square of this city. Using continuous, fast-moving footage, we showed how not a single house remained intact. As far as the eye could see, the 360-degree horizon visible from Posad-Pokrovske revealed only piles of rubble, spent shell casings and fragments of artillery shells, and the burned-out wreckage of cars in which Ukrainian civilians had died while trying to escape the Russian occupiers.
Starting with the destroyed town hall no longer standing very little remains in that square. In place of the ruins, one can now see the foundations that Posad-Pokrovske laid for its future and Ukraines. Although just twenty kilometers away, the Russian occupiers continue targeting settlements like this one from the opposite bank of the Dnipro.
The We Build Ukraine reconstruction project already visible on signs at the first excavation sites is progressing rapidly. So much so thatnext to the remains of houses destroyed by artillery, new ones built to modern safety and design standards are already visible.
As we highlighted in the videolinkedin this page,anti-drone nets start right at the very end of the main road in Posad-Pokrovske.
FPV drones fly overhead, and thunderous glide bombs rattle the air, but the will to survive is so strong that people of all ages defy their fate, hurriedly moving bricks, furniture, and suitcases into their new homes through those corridors.
When asked, one civilian started by saying,When there was war as if its a bad memory already forgotten. Still, even the gunfire is so loud it makes your chest tremble, reminding us how close the front lines are.
For those who have endured the horrors inflicted by the Russians during occupation, what might cause any reckless visitor to run for cover, or keep far from here, today is just a trivial matter.
Just yesterday, in the minefields on the outskirts of Posad-Pokrovske, we recorded another clip, two Russian FPV drones were shot down while searching for human prey.
The danger here looms.
The chance of a new Russian invasion is high enough to see chevaux de frise at checkpoints and warnings of mines along the roadsides. However,in these areas, war is already spoken of in the past tense.
Faithfully describing what we are experiencing in Posad-Pokrovske short-circuits grammatical and historical tenses. Those who speak of it in the past tense have shifted the concept of war from a kinetic to an existential event. For the local population, war is occupation, the absence of freedom, systematic terror.Russian fire is perceived as a threat but not as an erasure of identity.
This is a fundamental shift in the psychology of liberated territories that we have already observed elsewhere.
Building houses 20 kilometers from the line of contact, under the threat of FPV drones and on the edge of minefields, means denying the Russian strategy of the permanent gray zone. It means transforming the contested space into a consolidated one, sending a clear message:we will not retreat.
It isthe civilian response to what we have often described militarily as the shift from gray zone to shade of gray: not total control, but control sufficient to survive.
This non-physical border represents the entire current conflict, which is no longer characterized by massive territorial advances but by the expansion of the depth of engagement.
Russia did not conquer Posad-Pokrovske. It occupied it and was driven out. It struck it. It made it costly. It tried to turn it into a non-place. The Ukrainian response has been to rebuild, inhabit, and name the future. The buzzing of drones, the whizzing of bullets, and the thunder of bombs are details that one gets used to, and which do nothing to dampen the desire to speak of the russian world at the past tense.
The ongoing blackouts severely damaged our houses heating system in Western Ukraine while we were in the Donbas.
Without electricity, the pump couldnt circulate the liquid while the fire was lit. As a result, the system caught fire, and the whole house was at risk of burning. Fortunately, it did not, but the whole system needs to be changed, and the house needs to be restored. Tubes are all bent, walls are blackened by haze, and the heating system doesnt work, requiring an entirely new system.
We are doing our best since Allas parents live there, but theres still a lot to work on here, too, as the people around us are in no better situation.
Were renewing our fundraising campaign and thanking everyone who joins us in helping us restore what Russia is destroying. Even a small donation helps. Well keep you updated on developments.
Thank you all, dear friends ????????
進入訴說往昔戰爭的殺傷區
作者：Giorgio Provinciali
翻譯：旺財球球
烏克蘭前線報道????????
波薩德-波克羅夫斯克當第聶伯河右岸、赫爾鬆州那些被俄羅斯占領的定居點獲解放時，我們在該市的主廣場錄製了一段視頻。通過連續、快速移動的鏡頭，我們展示了沒有一棟房屋完好無損的景象。目之所及，360度視野裏，波薩德-波克羅夫斯克可見的盡是瓦礫堆、用盡的彈殼和炮彈碎片，以及那些在試圖逃離俄方占領者時被焚毀、車中有平民喪生的汽車殘骸。
從被摧毀、已不複存在的市政廳開始，廣場上所剩無幾。廢墟之處如今露出的是波薩德-波克羅夫斯克為自己和烏克蘭未來打下的地基。盡管僅相距二十公裏，俄軍仍從第聶伯河對岸持續襲擊像這樣的定居點。
我們重建烏克蘭項目的標牌已在首批開挖點出現，工程進展迅速。以至於在被炮火摧毀的房屋殘骸旁，已可見按照現代安全與設計標準新建的房屋。
（圖：這張照片是我在2022年波薩德-波克羅夫斯克獲解放後所拍攝版權所有，Giorgio Provinciali）
（圖：這是我在同一廣場上，2026年版權所有，Giorgio Provinciali）
正如我們在本頁鏈接視頻中強調的，反無人機網從波薩德-波克羅夫斯克主幹道的盡頭就開始了。
FPV無人機盤旋頭頂，轟鳴的滑翔炸彈震撼空中，但求生意誌如此強烈，各年齡段的人們仍不懼命運，匆匆穿過這些通道將磚塊、家具和行李搬入新居。
當被問及時，一位平民最先說的是有戰爭那時候仿佛那是已被遺忘的痛苦記憶。然而，槍聲如此震耳欲聾，令胸口發顫，提醒著我們前線如此接近。
對於那些在占領期間遭受俄方暴行的人來說，今日那些或能讓任何魯莽訪客四散尋求掩護、或令人人遠離此地的危險，如今對他們而言隻是尋常之事。
就在昨天，在波薩德-波克羅夫斯克郊區的雷區裏，我們錄製了另一段畫麵，兩架俄製FPV無人機在搜尋人類目標時被擊落。
這裏的危險仍然迫在眉睫。
俄羅斯再度入侵的可能性高到需要在檢查站設置馬刺路障，並在路旁設立雷區警示。然而，在這些區域，人們談論戰爭時已多用過去時。
（圖：我在從波薩德-波克羅夫斯克開始的反無人機通道。就在撰寫本文前不久，一架FPV無人機在這裏被擊落版權所有：Giorgio Provinciali）
如實描繪我們在波薩德-波克羅夫斯克所見，常使語法與曆史時態發生短路。那些以過去時談論它的人，已將戰爭這一概念從單純的動能事件轉變為一種存在性的事件。對當地人而言，戰爭是占領、是自由的缺失、是係統性的恐怖。俄方炮火被視為威脅，但並未抹殺他們的身份。
這是我們在其他獲解放地區已觀察到的一種根本性心理轉變。
在接觸線二十公裏之外、在FPV無人機威脅與雷區邊緣建房，意味著否認俄羅斯製造永久灰色地帶的戰略。它意味著將爭議空間轉化為鞏固的領地，傳遞明確的信息：我們不會撤退。
這是平民對我們常以軍事術語描述的從灰色地帶到灰色影域轉變的回應：不是完全控製，而是足以生存的控製。
這個非物理性的邊界代表了當前衝突的整體特征：已不再以大規模的領土推進為主，而是以交戰深度的擴展為特征。
俄羅斯並未征服波薩德-波克羅夫斯克。它占領了這裏，後來被驅逐。它轟擊這裏，使之代價高昂，試圖把它變成一處無地之地。烏克蘭的回應是重建、居住並命名未來。無人機的嗡鳴、子彈的破空聲與炸彈的隆響，終成人們習以為常的細節，但絲毫不能削弱人們以過去時談論俄羅斯世界的願望。
（圖：Alla在烏克蘭赫爾鬆波薩德-波克羅夫斯克為本文報道????????版權所有，Giorgio Provinciali）
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持續的停電嚴重損壞了我們在烏克蘭西部的家中的供暖係統，而我們當時就在頓巴斯。
沒有電，點著的爐火無法通過水泵循環熱水。結果，係統起火，整個房子麵臨著燒毀的風險。幸而未被燒毀，但整個係統需要更換，房子也需要修複。管道都是歪的，牆壁被煙霧熏黑，供暖係統無法正常工作，需要徹底更換。
我們正在盡最大努力，因為Alla的父母住在那裏，但這裏還有許多工作要做，周圍的人處境也好不到哪兒去。
我們正在重啟籌款活動，感謝每一位支持我們修複被俄羅斯摧毀一切的朋友。即使是小額捐款也有幫助。我們會及時更新進展。
感謝大家，朋友們。
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