"We thought everything would be quickly restored here, that we would have electricity, gas, etc. Well, we still don't have it," says retired veterinarian Oleksandr Kokovich, "We're trying to get by on our own." Wooden ammunition crates ditched by retreating Russian forces are still piled up in his garden, a conspicuous symbol of the six-month occupation of the remote village of Mala Komychouvakha in northeastern Ukraine. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES ARRANGED IN SEQUENCES