The Ukrainian authorities do not give out the exact number of prisoners of war. Their relatives and loved ones choose whether to make their personal history public.
Olha, Kateryna and Alona are the wives of marines from the 501st Battalion which, up un…
The episode of this podcast “(Un) Safe Country” is completely unusual for our format. We will not discuss energy, war strategy, security, or anything else. This episode is about how to see the war from the outside and inside through the prism of anothe…
Throughout this year, 185 civilians were killed by landmines in Ukraine, and several hundred were injured. Photos of tractors that have run over a projectile during harvesting are often seen on social media.
These are the realities of liberated…
Ukrainian women are fighting, collecting and delivering aid to the hottest spots on the front. They take risks, and sadly often give their lives in doing so. They are an example of courage for the entire world. We have collected the stories of some of …
Since the outbreak of a full-scale war, the Russians have fired more than 4,700 cruise missiles into Ukraine. Enemy weapons hit not only the Ukrainian critical infrastructure but also residential buildings, schools, and kindergartens.
Many innocent civ…
Among the typical landscapes of Kharkiv Oblast – small rivers and towns, untouched pine forests stretching up to the sky, and the tall chimneys of industrial facilities – the limit of the Russian occupation is clearly visible.
The surrounding terr…
Serhii Myronov loved Kyiv. As a historian and a writer, Myronov organised tours of the city where he would talk about Kyiv’s history and cultural heritage. He knew the city’s buildings and courtyards like the back of his hand. In 2021, he started resto…
Are such concepts as “war” and “love” compatible at all? Because it seems like war is all about death, while love, on the contrary, is about life.
Nevertheless, regardless of the challenges Ukrainians, including soldiers, have gone through, they …
At 12:15 on 3 March 2022, the second life of 43-year-old Svitlana Zheldak commenced. On that day, Russian aircraft struck the house where she had grown up. All her family died there: 42-year-old husband Mykhailo, 21-year-old daughter Polina with her fi…
Maryna Romanovska – a shop assistant from Beryslav, Kherson Region who spent several months under the occupation where she took care of those in need and became the first to bring humanitarian aid to the liberated town; she was blown up on an anti-tank…