Three huge bags wedged under the handlebar of his moped, Oleksandr rushes through the winding trails of the Donbas, east Ukraine, to deliver bread from Siversk's town hall humanitarian centre, to remaining locals. Almost every day, Russian strikes hit the town of Siversk, about 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) from a front line that has barely moved since last summer. "How can we live without bread ? We have nowhere to bake it. We have no electricity for a year, and are entering our second year without it," says local resident Lyubov Scherbak. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES