Correspondence from Ukraine: The last road to town
In Bakhmut, medics’ vehicles wait hidden under thick layers of earth and concrete. Artillery fire almost never ceases and every bit of the city is within its... Read more.
Bakhmut: the longest battle
After months of fighting for the city, the few inhabitants of Bakhmut are struggling to survive—without water, electricity or gas, and with winter temperatures.... Read more.
“Was I supposed to wait for the Russians to knock on my door?” A report from the front in Donetsk oblast.
Military medics rescue wounded soldiers at the front every day. The lives of the wounded depend on how quickly it is possible to provide first aid and transport... Read more.
A pacifist with a rifle. Artem Chapeye writes about the experiences of ordinary soldiers.
The writer, a supporter of Gandhi and his idea of “nonviolent resistance”, volunteered for the army in February 2022. This is one of many such checkpoints... Read more.
What will you do when this is over? We asked Ukrainians from different corners of the country
MAJA HORELKINA, 39 years old, IT specialist, Przemyśl (Poland) If the war ended today, I would go to Kyiv. My family and friends are there. I would hug them... Read more.
“My life consists of constant deconstruction.” Paweł Pieniążek about the work of a war reporter
War seen in person looks less terrible than on television. However, when I notice that I am becoming less sensitive and danger stops arousing fear in me, I know... Read more.
A new hope. Will Ukraine win?
After six months of Russian occupation, the inhabitants of Izium regained their freedom. Two 74-year-olds, Lyubov and Lidia, look along the street. Lidia previously... Read more.
Family on the other side of the river. Correspondence from Kharkiv Oblast
Everyone would like to call and ask how their loved ones are doing. In vain, because usually after a few words the connection cuts out. The Central Square looks... Read more.
Rail – a pillar of Ukraine. Correspondence from Paweł Pieniążek
During the war, the Ukrainian railway has become one of the pillars on which the state rests. It evacuates civilians, transports weapons and brings hope. Only two... Read more.
Ukraine returns to Kherson: “We have been waiting for you for so long.” A report from the liberated city
The inhabitants of Kherson greet the Ukrainian soldiers who have recaptured the city after more than eight months of Russian occupation. They also tell stories of... Read more.