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Andrei Vitalievich Maglin is holding thousands of works from the Ukrainian city of Kherson

Kriget i Ukraina rasar vidare. I Krigsdagboken skriver kommunikations- och varumärkesstrategen Aleksandra Marchenko om de ukrainska varumärkena som hjälper hålla kämparglöden vid liv.

SIMFEROPOL — Crimea’s economy is built on two main engines: tourism and agriculture. The current unrest and pending secession of Crimea to become part of Russia could dissuade many would-be vacationers from both Ukraine and Western Europe. A serious drop in tourism numbers could translate into a ser...

Some were taught to handle guns, others were dressed in military fatigues, and more were forced to listen to speeches by soldiers involved in Vladimir Putin’s illegal invasion of Ukraine

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Polygraph to attest pro-Ukrainian position: Doctor from Kherson

Ukrainian rock legend Sviatoslav Vakarchuk, headman of the iconic rock group Okean Elzy (Elsa’s Ocean) saw his hit song ‘Obijmy’ (Embrace) covered in English to raise money for charity, UNITED24’s Instagram page shared on Aug. 29.

Ukraine is getting more creative in the war against Russia. Now, Ukrainians are repurposing their earthquake sensors.

This page collects the Critical Threats Project (CTP) and the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) updates on the invasion of Ukraine.

On 29 August, the Russian-controlled Supreme Court of Crimea upheld the verdict in the case of Appaz Kurtamet, a Crimean Tatar who was accused of donating to members of Ukrainian volunteer battalions. Source: the Crimean Process initiative Details: During its consideration of the appeal, the panel of judges of the Supreme Court of Crimea recognised one of the pieces of evidence taken into account when the case was heard in the court of first instance as inadmissible.