Myroslava Danchyna

Reporter

Since childhood, she has loved to write. Myroslava chose journalism to talk about important things through real stories. Graduated from Borys Grinchenko Kyiv Metropolitan University with a degree in Journalism. Before Frontliner, she worked mainly with cultural topics. Believes that major social phenomena are best explained through the stories of real people. Myroslava appreciates sincere conversations with heroes and strives to create materials that encourage the reader to think. She works on materials about people whose lives were changed by war. She has been with the Frontliner team since the summer of 2026.

10 Aug., 2026 - Myroslava Danchyna - Anna Zubenko - Yurii Bochan

‘I’m the only person Vitia can count on’: How the right to search depends on a marriage certificate

Vira Shyltsova travels to a prisoner-of-war exchange with a single hope in mind: to meet someone who might have seen her partner. Frontliner looks into what complicates the search for those missing in action.

23 Jul., 2026 - Myroslava Danchyna - Yurii Bochan

After the tragedy: Life in Vyshneve, where detonations destroyed hundreds of homes

After the tragedy in Vyshneve, you can still smell burning in some places. Utility workers clear away the rubble, while locals cover the windows of undamaged houses with plastic sheeting and wait for compensation. Frontliner visited Vyshneve to speak with those affected.

22 Jul., 2026 - Myroslava Danchyna - Anna Zubenko

Fedorov out, Drapatyi in: A timeline of the protests

Protesters initially demanded Fedorov's reinstatement. Later, they added a call for the resignation of Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi. Frontliner has compiled a timeline of events.