As the war in Ukraine continues, a significant number of Ukrainian refugees are contemplating returning home despite ongoing hostilities. Recent missile strikes into Russian territory marked the most substantial Ukrainian offensive since the conflict began, prompting fear and evacuation among Russian civilians. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasized the need for returning refugees to bolster the population and economy, highlighting challenges such as housing and employment in Ukraine. Ukrainian communities abroad, like those in the UK, report that many are choosing to reunite with family in Ukraine, demonstrating resilience despite the risks. Efforts to improve conditions for returnees are being discussed, including addressing security concerns and housing shortages. However, the uncertainty surrounding the war's conclusion continues to loom over these decisions.