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Germany's Merz says Putin seeks to restore USSR and will not stop at Ukraine

14 December, 14:21

"I'm going to make a run for it. You coming?" 48 hours in the life of a Ukrainian soldier who escaped Russian captivity and execution

One warm June morning, Anatolii Osukhovskyi, a chief sergeant in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was lying on the ground with his hands tied, pinned down by a heavy log, awaiting his execution – a memory that will stay with him for life.

Rustem Khalilov, 26 August, 05:30

Ukraine's Foreign Ministry criticises Poland for establishing memorial day on Volyn tragedy

5 June, 16:17

"He died? Then who met me yesterday?" Three stories involving the number 200

These are three stories of people who encountered the number 200 – each at a different time, under different circumstances. For some, it saved them from the enemy. Others heard it addressed to them. And someone even found an alternative to it – one you likely haven’t heard of.

Rustem Khalilov, 8 May, 05:30

"My city is like a corpse that's being repeatedly raped": two stories about life under Russian occupation

Nadiia Shvadchak, 25 April, 05:30

Natasha, you got it! The former kindergarten teacher who downed a Russian missile

How a kindergarten teacher became an anti-aircraft gunner, how difficult it is to shoot down a missile flying at breakneck speed, what a person loses and gains when they join the army – these are the stories that Nataliia Hrabarchuk, a soldier of the Ukrainian Air Force, told Ukrainska Pravda.

Rustem Khalilov, 28 March, 05:30

Alias Moses: Maksym Butkevych on 850 days in captivity, life on the edge of the abyss, and the miracle of his return

Russian captivity, the strategy of resistance, and the fight for space of freedom in captivity. We tell the story of Maksym "Moses" Butkevych, his many choices and his path to freedom – a journey far longer than his 850 days in captivity

Mykhailo Krygel, 26 February, 05:30