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, khrystyna porobiy works in the studio on spress news. The russians did not break through the defense line in the Kharkiv Region soldiers of the unit wrote sharp cartouches from the national guard. At the same time, the occupiers occupied several Border Forces in the gray zone, which were difficult to defend. Our military also noted that now the fighting in this direction is less active than yesterday. The expansion of the military base is also evidenced by the data of the deepstate map. And according to the information. Of the headquarters of the armed forces of ukraine, fighting continues i...

Landmine decimation of Ukraine’s farmlands, forests, rivers and the Black Sea ecosystem “will take decades to address”.

On this 2nd anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Society hosted an exclusive screening of this Oscar nominated documentary, opening eyes to the tragedy of Ukraine’s first fallen city.

Yan Dobronosov, a photojournalist from Kyiv, ended up just 50 metres away from a site hit by a Russian missile and miraculously walked away unharmed. Yan told Ukrainska Pravda. Zhyttia that after the 2 January Russian attack, he had rushed to the site of the missile strike to record Russia's crimes on video.

Approximately 2,500 trucks waiting to enter Ukraine at the Ukrainian-Polish border