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5 загиблих та 184 пошкоджених об'єктів на Київщині: тиждень російських атак на Україну
Росіяни свідомо атакують людські оселі, цивільний транспорт, евакуаційні автівки. Тиждень в Україні розпочався із жалоби за загиблими від ракетного удару по житловому будинку 8 березня у Харкові. А в ніч перед вихідними росіяни жорстоко вдарили по Київщині дронами й ракетами. Ворог намагається завдати матеріальної шкоди ударами по підприємствах і зірвати роботу цивільної логістики у прифронтових та прикордонних регіонах, атакуючи залізницю. Донеччина, Сумщина, Запоріжжя страждають від ворожих авіаударів — ворог руйнує історичну забудову та відомий архітектурний ансамбль українських міст. Щодня окупаційна армія знищує міську панораму Херсона. Загалом за тиждень росіяни використали для атак по Україні 1770 ударних дронів, понад 1530 КАБів і 86 ракет, серед яких понад 20 балістичних.
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5 загиблих та 184 пошкоджених об'єктів на Київщині: тиждень російських атак на Україну
Росіяни свідомо атакують людські оселі, цивільний транспорт, евакуаційні автівки. Тиждень в Україні розпочався із жалоби за загиблими від ракетного удару по житловому будинку 8 березня у Харкові. А в ніч перед вихідними росіяни жорстоко вдарили по Київщині дронами й ракетами. Ворог намагається завдати матеріальної шкоди ударами по підприємствах і зірвати роботу цивільної логістики у прифронтових та прикордонних регіонах, атакуючи залізницю. Донеччина, Сумщина, Запоріжжя страждають від ворожих авіаударів — ворог руйнує історичну забудову та відомий архітектурний ансамбль українських міст. Щодня окупаційна армія знищує міську панораму Херсона. Загалом за тиждень росіяни використали для атак по Україні 1770 ударних дронів, понад 1530 КАБів і 86 ракет, серед яких понад 20 балістичних.
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«Пейзаж в клітинку». Краєвиди прифронтового Оріхова в об'єктиві Костянтина та Влади Ліберових
Після повномасштабного вторгнення російської армії в Україну панорама міст, розташованих поблизу лінії фронту, вже ніколи не буде, як колись. Це точка неповернення до минулого життя: люди гинуть, виїжджають, будівлі спалює ворожа зброя. Сталість війни перетворює українські міста на напрямки. Одне з таких міст — місто-герой Оріхів. Вже чотири роки Сили оборони України тримають фронт на цьому напрямку. Лінія бойового зіткнення досить розмита й динамічна, від неї до Оріхова приблизно 7–10 кілометрів згідно з даними DeepState. Видання «Укрінформ» повідомляє, що російські підрозділи отримали завдання, якомога ближче підійти до Оріхова та закріпитися на його околицях.
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Heavenly Photographers. Documentarians, naturalists and commercial photographers who were killed by the Russians in the war
Eternal memory of the brave and talented photographers who died documenting the Russian invasion, or defending their country with a machine gun in their hands instead of a camera.
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Обстріляні Дружківка та Харків. Які ще міста постраждали від російської агресії цього тижня
З початком весни продовжуються російські атаки на залізничну та портову інфраструктуру України. Були влучання у залізничні підстанції, вагони й мости, а також пошкоджено цивільне судно у порту на півдні Одещини. Ракети, дрони й авіабомби щодня накривали Дружківку, Слов'янськ, Краматорськ. Вночі 7 березня росіяни здійснили п'яту з початку року масовану атаку на енергообʼєкти України. Трагічною ця ніч стала для Харкова — попередньо російська ракета «Изделие-30» зруйнувала цілий під'їзд, вбивши 11 людей, зокрема двох дітей.
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This week, Russia continued its missile and drone terror against Ukrainian cities. Hundreds of Shahed-type UAVs and dozens of tactical missiles were launched every day — from the well-known Iskander missiles to the latest Grom-1 models.
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This week, Russia continued its missile and drone terror against Ukrainian cities. Hundreds of Shahed-type UAVs and dozens of tactical missiles were launched every day — from the well-known Iskander missiles to the latest Grom-1 models.
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8.5.2025
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A photo project, a film, a book, 50 interviews in a year. Serhii Melnychenko has completed the grant initiative “Under the Dnipro.”
During the year Nikolaev photographer Sergey Melnichenko worked on a large-scale documentary project “Under the Dnieper”, implemented with the support of the German Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung Foundation. Traveling through cities along the Dnieper — from Kherson to Kiev — he gathered more than 50 testimonies of Ukrainians who experienced various experiences during the full-scale Russian invasion: from victims of sexual violence in the occupation, people who live daily under shelling, volunteers and rescuers soldiers, to soldiers who returned from captivity. The project combines a photobook, a documentary film and a photo project, creating an in-depth chronicle of the country's life during the war.
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8.5.2025
A photo project, a film, a book, 50 interviews in a year. Serhii Melnychenko has completed the grant initiative “Under the Dnipro.”
During the year Nikolaev photographer Sergey Melnichenko worked on a large-scale documentary project “Under the Dnieper”, implemented with the support of the German Alexander Tutsek-Stiftung Foundation. Traveling through cities along the Dnieper — from Kherson to Kiev — he gathered more than 50 testimonies of Ukrainians who experienced various experiences during the full-scale Russian invasion: from victims of sexual violence in the occupation, people who live daily under shelling, volunteers and rescuers soldiers, to soldiers who returned from captivity. The project combines a photobook, a documentary film and a photo project, creating an in-depth chronicle of the country's life during the war.
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8.5.2025
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“It doesn't matter which side is shooting.” How the Kremlin uses photo contests to spread propaganda around the world
While the world community cherishes illusions about Russian pacification, the Russian army intensifies attacks on Ukrainian cities. With the start of negotiations in which the United States brought Russia back into dialogue, the Kremlin is using this opportunity to spread its “truth” about the war.
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8.5.2025
“It doesn't matter which side is shooting.” How the Kremlin uses photo contests to spread propaganda around the world
While the world community cherishes illusions about Russian pacification, the Russian army intensifies attacks on Ukrainian cities. With the start of negotiations in which the United States brought Russia back into dialogue, the Kremlin is using this opportunity to spread its “truth” about the war.
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8.5.2025
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How Russian propaganda tried to disrupt the Ukrainian Armed Forces' counteroffensive in Kharkiv in the spring of 2022 — photographic evidence from Ukrainian documentary filmmakers
Two months of full-scale war between Russia and Ukraine are behind us. The resistance shown by Kharkiv's defenders in the first days of the war showed the Russians that no one would surrender the city without a fight. Like Kyiv, the Russians planned to capture Kharkiv in three days. At least, this is what Russian prisoners have testified. Therefore, the enemy hoped to capture Kharkiv through information warfare and terror. Turning Kharkiv residents against the Armed Forces of Ukraine, forcing them to leave, and discrediting the city's defense and the struggle of the Ukrainian people as a whole were the goals that enemy propaganda sought to achieve in Kharkiv.
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8.5.2025
How Russian propaganda tried to disrupt the Ukrainian Armed Forces' counteroffensive in Kharkiv in the spring of 2022 — photographic evidence from Ukrainian documentary filmmakers
Two months of full-scale war between Russia and Ukraine are behind us. The resistance shown by Kharkiv's defenders in the first days of the war showed the Russians that no one would surrender the city without a fight. Like Kyiv, the Russians planned to capture Kharkiv in three days. At least, this is what Russian prisoners have testified. Therefore, the enemy hoped to capture Kharkiv through information warfare and terror. Turning Kharkiv residents against the Armed Forces of Ukraine, forcing them to leave, and discrediting the city's defense and the struggle of the Ukrainian people as a whole were the goals that enemy propaganda sought to achieve in Kharkiv.
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8.5.2025
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“Where the Road Leads”: a documentary project by Max Chorny
We continue to introduce you to the finalists of our annual Grant Program to Support Documentary Photographers — an initiative implemented by UAPP with the support of the International Press Institute. Today — the project “Where the road will lead” by Max Chorny. It is a journey through Ukraine without routes and reservations — only the road, road trips, casual acquaintances, conversations that you do not plan, and portraits of people that remain in the memory forever. This is not an event report. It is a personal observation of how the country feels in the middle, in dialogue, in silence, in fatigue, in believing words and unbelieving views. Max's stories are not a claim to objectivity, but an attempt to catch the living warmth between the lines of the news, where the real begins.
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8.5.2025
“Where the Road Leads”: a documentary project by Max Chorny
We continue to introduce you to the finalists of our annual Grant Program to Support Documentary Photographers — an initiative implemented by UAPP with the support of the International Press Institute. Today — the project “Where the road will lead” by Max Chorny. It is a journey through Ukraine without routes and reservations — only the road, road trips, casual acquaintances, conversations that you do not plan, and portraits of people that remain in the memory forever. This is not an event report. It is a personal observation of how the country feels in the middle, in dialogue, in silence, in fatigue, in believing words and unbelieving views. Max's stories are not a claim to objectivity, but an attempt to catch the living warmth between the lines of the news, where the real begins.
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6.5.2025
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“There is no justice, but it's nice to move towards it,” says photographer and sergeant of the 35th Separate Marine Brigade, Kostyantyn Guzenko.
Konstantin Guzenko is a photographer, media producer, member of the Ukrainner team and candidate for admission to UAPP. Today he serves in the 35th Separate Marine Brigade named after Rear Admiral Mikhail Ostrogradsky and serves as a pressofitzer. His pictures are of war without decoration: the view from the trench, from the rear of combat vehicles and from the dungeons where those who fight live.
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6.5.2025
“There is no justice, but it's nice to move towards it,” says photographer and sergeant of the 35th Separate Marine Brigade, Kostyantyn Guzenko.
Konstantin Guzenko is a photographer, media producer, member of the Ukrainner team and candidate for admission to UAPP. Today he serves in the 35th Separate Marine Brigade named after Rear Admiral Mikhail Ostrogradsky and serves as a pressofitzer. His pictures are of war without decoration: the view from the trench, from the rear of combat vehicles and from the dungeons where those who fight live.
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5.5.2025
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Cities in flames: a photo chronicle of the shelling of Kharkiv, Odesa, and Zaporizhzhia
Massive drone attacks, ballistic missiles, dozens of wounded and dead civilians — from April 28 to May 2, Russia attacked at least nine Ukrainian cities. Residential areas, hospitals, and schools were once again targeted. Explosions were heard in Kharkiv, Odesa, Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, Cherkasy, Kherson, and frontline communities. Children were injured, dozens of people were wounded, and critical infrastructure was destroyed.
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5.5.2025
Cities in flames: a photo chronicle of the shelling of Kharkiv, Odesa, and Zaporizhzhia
Massive drone attacks, ballistic missiles, dozens of wounded and dead civilians — from April 28 to May 2, Russia attacked at least nine Ukrainian cities. Residential areas, hospitals, and schools were once again targeted. Explosions were heard in Kharkiv, Odesa, Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, Dnipro, Cherkasy, Kherson, and frontline communities. Children were injured, dozens of people were wounded, and critical infrastructure was destroyed.

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