The fishing village of Sedanka in Russia's Far East faces severe hardships, lacking basic amenities and suffering from the loss of nearly all men aged 18 to 55 due to the war in Ukraine. Villagers rely on fishing and agriculture for survival, and many have lost family members in the conflict. The village's population is predominantly indigenous, and losses are disproportionately high among these groups. Despite promises of support from the government, the village continues to struggle with unsafe living conditions and inadequate resources.