The dust has hardly settled. Not long ago Russian troops were bearing down on Ukraine's capital -- now the story of this chapter of the invasion is already being told in a museum. Even as the war rages elsewhere in the country, Ukrainians are flocking to a new exhibition in Kyiv called 'Ukraine - Crucifixion', displaying artefacts recovered after the Russian army was forced to withdraw from areas it occupied around the capital. Missiles, food rations, helmets and other objects abandoned in the region north of Kyiv are being shown in an exhibition at a World War II museum. "We’re attempting to shock people, we’re attempting to shock also our international partners in order to have the possibility to spread the truth about this war to the world," says Yuriy Savchuk, the exhibition's curator. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES