1 of 12 March 9, 2022: Ukrainian rescue workers and police remove Iryna Kalinina, an injured pregnant woman, from a maternity ward — Photo: Evgeniy Maloletka/AP destroyed by rocket attack in Kiev — Photo: Emilio Morenatti/AP 3 of 12 March 11: Explosion in Mariupol — Photo: Evgeniy Maloletka/AP 4 from 12. 05. March 2022: Ukrainians near a bridge destroyed near Kiev — Photo: Emilio Morenatti/AP 5 from 12. 05. April 2022: dog in the Near the body of its owner in the town of Bucha, on the outskirts of Kiev — Photo: Felipe Dana/AP 6 from 1225 March 2022: Man walks burning building in Kharkiv, Ukraine — Photo: Felipe Dana/AP 7 from 127 July 2022 : Ukrainian man in his apartment in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region — Photo: Nariman ElMofty/AP 8 of 12 March 9, 2022: mass grave near Mariupol — Photo: Evgeniy Maloletka/AP 9 of 12 April 3, 2022: woman walks on the outskirts of Kiev — Photo: Rodrigo Abd/AP 10 from August 1231, 2022: retinue of a Ukrainian soldier who died in combat — Photo: Emilio Morenatti/AP 11 from November 1224, 2022: woman is killed in Kherson, Ukraine, hospitalized — Photo: Bernat Armangue/AP 12 from April 1216, 2022: On the outskirts of Kiev, a 70yearold woman cries next to the coffin of her 48yearold son — Photo: Rodrigo Abd/AP
See images from the war in Ukraine that won the award
The Pulitzer Prize for News Photography was presented to the AP agency on Monday (8) in recognition of a series of notable images from the war in Ukraine.
The winning photo package included an image of rescue workers carrying a pregnant woman (who later died) through the ruined compound of a maternity hospital in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol after a Russian attack.
Another, in a still life, showed Bucha’s occupation of Russia for a month: a dog standing next to the corpse of an elderly woman who had been killed.
And another captured an elderly woman kneeling in pain next to her son’s coffin at Mykulychi Cemetery on the outskirts of Kiev.
See some of the winning photos above.