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  • Сергія Телегери у Винниках — ветеран під час реабілітації після ампутації, Україна, 24 листопада 2025 року
    19 Dec., 2025 - Danyl Lekhovitser - Anna Zubenko

    Breaking through the wall: how far can you run on prosthetic legs?

    After losing both legs, Serhii Telehera decided to train for a 42-kilometer marathon. It’s his way of challenging fate and...

  • 17 Dec., 2025 - Oleksandra Rakhimova

    How does patriotic education differ from the militarization of children?

    What are the younger generations taught? What is the difference between national-patriotic education and the militarization of children? Seeking answers...

  • Чоловік присів у дверному проході зруйнованого будинку після обстрілу.
    10 Dec., 2025 - Danylo Dubchak - Kateryna Farbar

    Between plywood and certificates: where Kyiv residents live after their homes were damaged by Russian shelling?

    Russian shelling in Kyiv has left dozens of loved ones and neighbors dead under the rubble – losses that cannot...

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    • Натисни щоб дізнатись більше про: “I’m here so people don’t feel abandoned” – volunteer medics from Kyiv step in to provide aid to frontline regions.
    11 Oct., 2025 - Maksym Kishka - Albina Karman

    “I’m here so people don’t feel abandoned” – volunteer medics from Kyiv step in to provide aid to frontline regions.

    Medics from Kyiv travel hundreds of kilometers to help civilians in villages of frontline regions where there is no access to quality healthcare. They believe that those who decided to stay have the same right to medical care as everyone else.

    • Натисни щоб дізнатись більше про: “Shaheds” and radiation – combat duty of a mobile fire group in the Chornobyl zone
    15 Sep., 2025 - Danylo Dubchak - Artem Derkachov

    “Shaheds” and radiation – combat duty of a mobile fire group in the Chornobyl zone

    Radiation, wild animals, and “Shaheds.” At night near the ghost city of Prypiat, a mobile fire group from the 25th Brigade stands guard under a sky where threats can appear without warning.

    • Натисни щоб дізнатись більше про: “Ukrainian Vietnam”: drones, artillery, and reconnaissance in Kherson’s water maze
    04 Sep., 2025 - Marharyta Fal

    “Ukrainian Vietnam”: drones, artillery, and reconnaissance in Kherson’s water maze

    Across Kherson runs one of the toughest stretches of the frontline — a shifting maze of river delta channels, overgrown thickets, and elusive crossings. In this watery battlefield, survival depends on adaptation. One of the units that has mastered it is “Buzky Gard”: fighters who fuse intimate knowledge of the terrain with the tactics of asymmetric warfare. Frontliner reports on how they operate in this zone of constant risk.

    • Натисни щоб дізнатись більше про: The murder of Viktoriia Roshchyna shows: The Kremlin is losing control over its torturers
    08 Aug., 2025 - Andriy Dubchak - Danylo Dubchak - Diana Delyurman

    The murder of Viktoriia Roshchyna shows: The Kremlin is losing control over its torturers

    On August 8, 2025, people in Kyiv bid farewell to Viktoriia Roshchyna, a 27-year-old journalist tortured to death while in Russian captivity. Her killing shocked the international community and became another stark reminder of Russia’s brutality and lawlessness.

    • Натисни щоб дізнатись більше про: “Who will take care of the flowers?” — why one 73-year-old retiree refuses to leave her front-line city
    29 Jul., 2025 - Анна Бурлацька

    “Who will take care of the flowers?” — why one 73-year-old retiree refuses to leave her front-line city

    Seventy-three-year-old Lidiia Burlatska has lived through two wars in one city. In 2014, she did not leave Sloviansk during the occupation, and now she refuses to evacuate, even though the front line is approaching and is only 25 kilometers from her home. During three years of full-scale war, the retiree lost her son-in-law, learned to fall asleep to the sound of shelling, and stopped watching the news “because it hurts.” More than 50 years of living in Sloviansk have convinced her that there is no point in running away from what she has built her whole life. A Frontliner reporter spoke with a woman who lives where war has become part of everyday life, but where people still continue to hope.

    • Натисни щоб дізнатись більше про: How Ukrainian recruits train to survive the drone war
    16 Apr., 2025 - Danylo Dubchak - Olha Kurshevska - Andriy Dubchak

    How Ukrainian recruits train to survive the drone war

    Recent battlefield statistics highlight the extraordinary impact unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) are having on the war in Ukraine. According to Kyiv’s military leadership, in January this year two-thirds of Russian military hardware losses were caused by attack drones. On the Ukrainian side, losses to Russian drone strikes are estimated to be running at a similar ratio.

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