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  • Ukraine’s lawyer for Russians accused of war crimes — and why he takes the cases
    02 Sep., 2025 - Danyl Lekhovitser - Mykhaylo Palinchak

    Ukraine’s lawyer for Russians accused of war crimes — and why he takes the cases

    Russian soldier Mykhailo Romanov, commander of a tank regiment, has been accused by Ukrainian prosecutors of shooting a resident of the village of Bohdanivka and then raping his wife three times in 2022.

  • 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.

  • Surviving a double Tap: Rescuer Pavlo Petrov and the new norm of repeat strikes in Kyiv
    11 Jul., 2025 - Andriy Dubchak

    Surviving a double Tap: Rescuer Pavlo Petrov and the new norm of repeat strikes in Kyiv

    During a recent mass missile-and-drone attack on Kyiv in the early hours of 6 June, a Russian kamikaze drone ignited a large fire in buildings on Vadym Hetman Street near Shuliavska metro station, a busy transit hub on the capital’s Red Line just west of the city center. As firefighters, rescuers and the DSNS press team worked the scene, a deliberate “double tap” drone strike — now a grim new norm in Kyiv — hit the same spot. With U.S. deliveries of air-defence munitions growing uncertain, such follow-on strikes threaten to become even more frequent and deadlier.

  • In a central Ukrainian city, families fight to reclaim dignity for their fallen soldiers
    04 Aug., 2025 - Albina Karman - Oleksandra Rakhimova

    In a central Ukrainian city, families fight to reclaim dignity for their fallen soldiers

    Local authorities promised to bury every fallen defender at public expense, yet the mourners who trailed a cortege of three soldiers through town witnessed indignities money had not fixed. Widows and mothers were left convinced that the state’s help fell short.

  • Racing against missiles and time, Ukrainian doctors deliver lifesaving heart transplants
    31 Jul., 2025 - Diana Delyurman - Oleksandra Rakhimova

    Racing against missiles and time, Ukrainian doctors deliver lifesaving heart transplants

    An ambulance pulls away from Ukraine’s Heart Institute, a state-run facility in Kyiv, at 1 a.m. It speeds along at 150 kilometers per hour (93 miles per hour), occasionally turning on its sirens, as almost all the roads are empty. The destination: Korosten, a small town in the Zhytomyr region of northern Ukraine, approximately 90 miles (145 kilometers) west of Kyiv and near the border with Belarus. There, a deceased donor’s heart can save a seriously ill patient.

23 Aug., 2025
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By the numbers: Ukraine’s population losses amid war
11 Aug., 2025
review
Russia’s airborne terror: how many missiles and drones have hit Ukraine
26 Jun., 2025
review
When the world feels unsafe: how to talk to children about war
17 Jun., 2025
review
Russia’s war is not only killing people — it’s devastating Ukraine’s natural world
  • «Sirius»: Lessons of charity. How the largest animal shelter in Ukraine is living through the war
    30 Jan., 2023 - Olena Maksymenko - Danylo Dubchak

    «Sirius»: Lessons of charity. How the largest animal shelter in Ukraine is living through the war

    “This is Izyumka, a cat brought from Izyum by Danish journalists after they pulled her out from under the rubble. Her tail had to be amputated because it was torn off, and her pelvis and leg were broken,” says Oleksandra Mezinova, founder of Sirius, an animal shelter in the village of Fedorivka just outside Kyiv, […]

  • Northern Saltivka in Kharkiv resembles a ghost town
    18 Jan., 2023 - Andriy Dubchak

    Northern Saltivka in Kharkiv resembles a ghost town

  • Liberated Lyman
    05 Oct., 2022 - Andriy Dubchak

    Liberated Lyman

    Destroyed houses, lack of electricity, water, communication, dozens of emaciated pets and people who are very afraid of the return of hostilities. This is what Lyman in Donetsk region looks like immediately after its liberation. The Russian army captured Lyman at the end of May – it was during this period that the greatest destruction […]

  • Ukraine In Contrast: those who fled, those who hesitate, and those who stayed
    02 May., 2022 - Andriy Dubchak

    Ukraine In Contrast: those who fled, those who hesitate, and those who stayed

    After withdrawing forces from the northern front, leaving dozens of towns around Kyiv in ruins, Russia has turned its sights toward Donbas. As the Russian troops advance, many towns on the front have turned cold and hungry, echoing to exploding shells and bursts of gunfire. Although fighting is widespread across Ukraine, according to the UN, […]

  • Canadian pin and the DIA defender: small talk from the frontline
    16 Dec., 2021 - Yeva Fomycheva - Andriy Dubchak

    Canadian pin and the DIA defender: small talk from the frontline

    For some reason, I haven’t taken any pictures of him. I have no idea why. There was just something in his eyes. It wasn’t like I could tell he didn’t want me to photograph him. It was something else. Could I tell he was sad? Or was he just very insightful? Maybe he was just too […]

  • No rights for silence. How the legendary «badgers» fight
    13 Sep., 2021 - Andriy Dubchak - Yeva Fomycheva

    No rights for silence. How the legendary «badgers» fight

    They call themselves “badgers” because of the call sign of their commander. Vadym Suharevsky – ”Badger” –  commander of the 503rd battalion of marines, known as the one who first shot in response to the attack of the Russian Forces in 2014 near the city of Sloviansk. He is highly respected by the soldiers that’s […]

  • «What the f@*k is Zhelobok!?!»
    09 Jul., 2021 - Andriy Dubchak

    «What the f@*k is Zhelobok!?!»

    – And why such a tattoo? Yes, there was a story….We entered only the position of the Luhansk region, and we had one “worker” (man was an opportunist).Before signing the contract he was promised a bunch of things – 1K salary, combat veteran status, benefits and discountes. Well, they promised a quiet life in the […]

  • «Accident Operations Forces» – how Ukrainian «Hospitallers» are hardening military paramedics
    17 Jun., 2021 - Andriy Dubchak - Olena Maksymenko

    «Accident Operations Forces» – how Ukrainian «Hospitallers» are hardening military paramedics

    “During the exam, there will be one or two panic attacks” “You’re aces. I want to congratulate you on your first graveyard!” The first lessons of pre-medical care are going ahead with difficulty – both emotional and physical. Seventeen people are divided into three groups – “Bravo”, “Alpha”, and “Charlie” – in a fashion similar […]

  • Frontliner – independent reporter media project
    10 Jun., 2021 - Andriy Dubchak

    Frontliner – independent reporter media project

    We are creating an independent interactive media outlet covering the military conflict and the hybrid warfare of the Russian Federation against Ukraine

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