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‘No one knows whose skull this is’: Russia’s blockade starves an occupied Oleshky
Occupied Oleshky in Kherson region is worn down by hunger. Frontliner journalists set out to find out how people in Oleshky are holding on and who helps deliver the parcels.
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Between despair and hope: The All-Ukrainian Military Pilgrimage in wartime
On a misty Saturday morning in September, the small village of Zarvanytsia in the Ternopil region fills with pilgrims. Frontliner reporters attended the All-Ukrainian Military Pilgrimage in Zarvanytsia to ask the pilgrims what brought them here.
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Getting a cup of coffee in Kramatorsk: When a small routine becomes a lifeline
Coffee shops in Kramatorsk are among the last little islands of life left in this frontline city mangled by the enemy. Frontliner stepped inside some of these places.
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‘You never know where it will hit’: How Sumy copes with glide bombs
Frontliner visited Sumy and spoke with locals about how they adapt to the new constant danger of 2026: the threat of glide bombs.
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Hunting Russian logistics: Inside Ukraine’s middle-strike operations
Hundreds of kilometers from the Russian rear, three Spartan Brigade soldiers arm a US-made Hornet kamikaze strike drone. Frontliner reporters saw firsthand how Spartan Brigade soldiers conduct middle-strike operations against Russian forces.
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A forest rises from the bottom: Willow reclaims the former Kakhovka Reservoir
Frontliner joined an expedition with scientists studying the new ecosystem born on the site of the reservoir destroyed by the Russians.
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Ten minutes to rescue from the rubble: Russians attack residential buildings in Kramatorsk with aerial bombs
People who have just become homeless cry out near the burning buildings. Frontliner witnessed how people in Kramatorsk react to losing their homes due to Russian bomb strikes.
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The wounded steppe: How scientists document the scars of war
The steppe hums with crickets and smells of sun-baked herbs. Beyond it lies a field where the harvest is currently underway. A few years ago, the liberation of the Ukrainian south began right here. Now, a group of scientists steps over the tape marked “Mines” to see how nature heals the wounds of war.
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BM-21 Grad: 40 rockets, 20 seconds, and zero chance for EW
The Grad halts and is concealed under a tree. Frontliner reporters set out for the firing position alongside soldiers of the 148th Artillery Brigade.
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‘The world has changed while I was gone’: The story of a Mariupol defender who returned after a four-year captivity
He blew up three bridges in besieged Mariupol, survived bombings at the Azovmash plant, and endured four years of Russian captivity. Dmytro spoke with Frontliner reporters about what he went through and how he is learning to navigate the world all over again.
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Next after Kostiantynivka: Industrial Druzhkivka is no longer the rear
Accompanied by troops from the 44th Mechanized Brigade, Frontliner reporters visited Druzhkivka to capture how the city is changing as the front line approaches.