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Russia leaves its own behind

Russia has deployed thousands of inexperienced and ill-equipped soldiers into the war against Ukraine. Captured Russian soldiers are waiting to die or be jailed at home. The occupiers are carefully burning the bodies of their dead soldiers in mobile crematoria,...

Response of Ukrainian artists to the war started by the Russian Federation. Part 3

Ukrainians bravely stand against the enemy in their cities and villages. Elderly people stop tanks with their bare hands; farmers take enemy equipment back to their farms as a trophy; hundreds of volunteers help the army and civilians in any...

Response of Ukrainian artists to the war started by the Russian Federation. Part 2

Since Russia annexed Crimea and the outbreak of the war in eastern Ukraine in 2014, the world has increasingly compared Putin to Adolf Hitler. Even EU leaders and diplomats do not mince words when making public comments. There are indeed...

How Russia’s war against Ukraine has already changed history

Russia’s war against Ukraine, which began on February 24, 2022, has become Europe’s biggest military conflict since World War II.

Crimes of the Russian Federation against civilians

Despite the claims of Russian authorities that nothing threats the civilian population of Ukraine, the occupants are attacking residential houses and objects of civil infrastructure. As a result, peaceful people are suffering, there are casualties among children. We are collecting...

How to record war crimes

At the initiative of Ukraine, 41 member states of the Rome Statute (establishing crimes against humanity, war crimes, genocide and crimes of aggression) appealed to the International Criminal Court in The Hague to launch a criminal investigation into Russia’s crimes...

Why Ukraine needs the EU and the EU needs Ukraine now

From the beginning of its independence, Ukraine has been impacted by Moscow. Russia was the major trade partner and natural gas supplier to Ukraine. This is what prevented the Ukrainian government from actively pursuing EU membership.

08/03 – 13/03. How Ukraine is resisting Russian occupation. Photo digest №3

Two weeks have passed since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has begun. The Russian occupiers are promising to organize humanitarian corridors and a cease-fire so that civilians can leave the city. Simultaneously, they are shelling a maternity clinic and children’s...

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