The full-scale military invasion launched by Russia against Ukraine on February 24, 2022 was tremendously influential on psychoanalytical practice, including the ways in which it necessitated our crossing the borders of the psychoanalytic frame. Like Ukraine in general, therapeutic settings and frames that had been established before the large-scale invasion were attacked and changed. This contribution describes how Ukrainian psychoanalysts, who share the traumatic realities of war with their analysands, have had to navigate the erasure of analytic borders and negations of therapeutic boundaries. This article utilizes reflections and case materials from a Ukrainian psychoanalyst who experienced this impact firsthand.