This is the Guardian.

A hundred days since Russia invaded Ukraine,

we look back on a war that's changed the world,

and where it might be going next.

On 21st of February, I was leaping in my bed.

My father woke me up and asked me, did you hear that?

I told no, I didn't, because I slept.

Vladimir Ksenich is a 22-year-old from Kiev in Ukraine.

It's all that I heard some bursts.

I think it's like a bomb to explode.

And I think Russia started a war.

We opened the social media web pages.

And it was written that Russian army crossed the Ukrainian borders.

And the war started.

It was the morning of the 24th of February.

And I think the war started up very quickly.

I think Russia was in a very foreign state.

Russia was in a war.

I think Russia was in a war.

It was an army, a war.

was the morning of the 24th of February, a bit over 100 days ago.

At 5.30am, Moscow time, a pre-recorded address by Vladimir Putin begins to be broadcast on

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