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150 kg of food for evacuated animals: how the Frontliner team visited the shelter in Babyntsi
If dogs could talk, their stories would form the basis of more than one bestseller. They are asking for love. Or at least a little attention.
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The stage goes dark, when the war alarm speaks: How Ukrainian festivals function under air attack
For festivalgoers in 2026, this kind of interruption has become an expected part of the evening. Frontliner examined how air-raid alerts, drones and decisions by military administrations have reshaped safety at mass events.
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The sea during the war: Is it worth going to the Ukrainian coast
Even after the seabed has been surveyed, the sea remains part of a country that the Russian military regularly attacks with missiles and drones. Frontliner has compiled information about how safe it is to travel to the Black Sea coast as of late June 2026.
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Ukrainian pilots repel Russian mechanized assault: July frontline shifts
Precision strikes by Ukrainian aircraft on crossings and subsequent FPV drone operations stopped a large-scale Russian mechanized assault in the Donetsk region this summer.
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War and parental burnout: How Ukrainian families can avoid exhaustion
Every day, millions of Ukrainian mothers wake up anxious, grit their teeth, walk their kids to school, hold their families together, and slowly burn out. Frontliner explains what the consequences could be.
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A stranger in his own home: Why leave can be mentally challenging for soldiers?
He waited months for these few days off, and now he can't explain what's happening to him, not to his wife, kids or even himself. Millions of Ukrainian families share this scene. Frontliner explains why leave can sometimes feel harder than the frontline itself.
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Ukraine’s soldiers in 2026: Reshaped by years of war
Ukraine's military is widely seen as one of the most technologically adaptive armed forces in the world today. Frontliner looked at how this technological shift has changed Ukraine's soldiers, and why advances in technology haven't made people any less important on the battlefield.
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No gains in June: Russian forces face an impasse on the front
June brought an increase in the intensity of fighting, but no increase in territorial gain for the Russian army.
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Russia is killing the Black Sea: Dolphins are dying and the ecosystem is collapsing
Russia's war is destroying more than Ukrainian cities — it is also devastating life beneath the surface of the Black Sea. Frontliner explains how the invasion is turning one of Europe's most unique marine ecosystems into a silent casualty of war.
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Social support for service members: Payments, benefits and compensation
The war has transformed the lives of Ukraine's hundreds of thousands of service members and their families. Frontliner examines what support is available to service members and veterans in 2026.
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FPV drones in the rear: Ukrainians learn to live with a new threat
The sound of a tiny drone has become as alarming to Ukrainians as an air raid siren. Frontliner examines how FPV drones are changing civilian behavior and what people should know about staying safe.