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Загибель вагітної жінки, двох залізничниць та енергетика: огляд ворожих атак по Україні за останні сім днів
Протягом тижня ворог завдав масованих ударів БпЛА по Харкову, здійснив смертоносні атаки на Чугуїв та Запоріжжя, обстріляв з артилерії Суми. У Слов'янську було влучання ФАБ неподалік пологового будинку, і хоча в самій лікарні ніхто не постраждав, цей обстріл змусив ухвалити рішення про закриття акушерського відділення — останнього, яке ще працювало на Донеччині. Під ударами в Україні опинилися об'єкти енергетики, залізниці та судна в Чорному морі. Через ворожі обстріли під час виконання службових обов'язків загинули енергетик у Херсоні та двоє працівниць залізниці на Сумщині.
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Загибель вагітної жінки, двох залізничниць та енергетика: огляд ворожих атак по Україні за останні сім днів
Протягом тижня ворог завдав масованих ударів БпЛА по Харкову, здійснив смертоносні атаки на Чугуїв та Запоріжжя, обстріляв з артилерії Суми. У Слов'янську було влучання ФАБ неподалік пологового будинку, і хоча в самій лікарні ніхто не постраждав, цей обстріл змусив ухвалити рішення про закриття акушерського відділення — останнього, яке ще працювало на Донеччині. Під ударами в Україні опинилися об'єкти енергетики, залізниці та судна в Чорному морі. Через ворожі обстріли під час виконання службових обов'язків загинули енергетик у Херсоні та двоє працівниць залізниці на Сумщині.
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Боротьба за правду в Херсоні: як медійники протистоять роспропаганді під дроновим терором
«Україна перетворює Херсон на військову зону», «містяни живуть у стані постійного тиску та страху», про це з показною турботою повідомляє російська державна інформагенція РИА «Новости», цитуючи так званого губернатора Херсонської області Володимира Сальдо. Колаборант Сальдо пішов на співпрацю з владою РФ та очолив окуповану Херсонщину, він є головним рупором ворожої пропаганди у регіоні.
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Наслідки чергових російських атак — у репортажах з Одеси, Херсона, Дніпра та Києва
У столиці триває ліквідація наслідків масштабної ракетно-дронової атаки, яка забрала життя сімох громадян і спричинила руйнування й пожежі. Жорстокого удару зазнало місто Дніпро, де загинуло 16 мирних жителів, ворог повторно атакував місто та район просто в день жалоби. На Донеччині чергові авіаудари по Краматорську та Дружківці принесли нові смерті. Окупанти кожен день обстрілювали Херсон з артилерії й безпілотників, а також дистанційно мінували території. Потерпали обласні центри та громади у прифронтових і прикордонних регіонах.
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During the invasion, Russian forces killed 135 journalists, and more than 30 media workers remain in captivity, — NSJU
According to verified NSJU data, as of 30 October 2025 at least 28 civilian media workers remain in Russian captivity. Russia is also holding at least one media professional who had mobilized to defend Ukraine within the Defence Forces.
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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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25.5.2024
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The epicenter of tragedy and pain in Kharkiv after enemy air‑dropped bombs hit the hypermarket — as seen through the lenses of documentary photographers
A massive fire, a column of black smoke rising above the city, and the bodies of killed Kharkiv residents lying in the parking lot — these are the consequences of yet another Russian crime against civilians. Today, 25 May, at 16:02, Russian forces struck the “Epicentr” hypermarket in Kharkiv with aerial bombs. The number of dead and wounded is increasing by the hour.
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25.5.2024
The epicenter of tragedy and pain in Kharkiv after enemy air‑dropped bombs hit the hypermarket — as seen through the lenses of documentary photographers
A massive fire, a column of black smoke rising above the city, and the bodies of killed Kharkiv residents lying in the parking lot — these are the consequences of yet another Russian crime against civilians. Today, 25 May, at 16:02, Russian forces struck the “Epicentr” hypermarket in Kharkiv with aerial bombs. The number of dead and wounded is increasing by the hour.
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23.5.2024
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Bodies of the dead among burned books. The aftermath of the Russian strike on a printing house in Kharkiv in the photographs of Oleksandr Mahula
On 23 May 2024, Russian forces carried out ten strikes on Kharkiv. Powerful explosions were heard across the city. Today, the enemy targeted a printing house and transport infrastructure. According to preliminary information, the attack was carried out with S‑300 missiles. Impacts were recorded in the Kholodnohirskyi and Osnovianskyi districts.
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23.5.2024
Bodies of the dead among burned books. The aftermath of the Russian strike on a printing house in Kharkiv in the photographs of Oleksandr Mahula
On 23 May 2024, Russian forces carried out ten strikes on Kharkiv. Powerful explosions were heard across the city. Today, the enemy targeted a printing house and transport infrastructure. According to preliminary information, the attack was carried out with S‑300 missiles. Impacts were recorded in the Kholodnohirskyi and Osnovianskyi districts.
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22.5.2024
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Ruins and blood after the strike in Kharkiv. Documentary photographs by Georhii Ivanchenko and Vlada and Kostiantyn Liberov
Damaged apartment blocks, a shattered tram and trolleybus, burned‑out cars, wounded and frightened people — these are the consequences of the Russian strike on Kharkiv with UMPB D‑30 munitions. The explosion occurred in the city on 22 May 2024. Once again, the enemy hit residential districts — Shevchenkivskyi and Kholodnohirskyi — from the territory of Russia’s Belgorod region.
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22.5.2024
Ruins and blood after the strike in Kharkiv. Documentary photographs by Georhii Ivanchenko and Vlada and Kostiantyn Liberov
Damaged apartment blocks, a shattered tram and trolleybus, burned‑out cars, wounded and frightened people — these are the consequences of the Russian strike on Kharkiv with UMPB D‑30 munitions. The explosion occurred in the city on 22 May 2024. Once again, the enemy hit residential districts — Shevchenkivskyi and Kholodnohirskyi — from the territory of Russia’s Belgorod region.
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20.5.2024
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The tragedy of a destroyed holiday resort on the outskirts of Kharkiv, captured on film by Vladyslav Krasnoshchok
Destroyed pavilions and bodies trapped beneath the rubble — the result of yet another Russian attack on civilians. On the morning of 19 May 2024, Russian forces carried out double strikes with Iskander‑M missiles on a recreational area in the outskirts of Kharkiv. A holiday resort in the village of Cherkaska Lozova, where around fifty people were present, came under fire.
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20.5.2024
The tragedy of a destroyed holiday resort on the outskirts of Kharkiv, captured on film by Vladyslav Krasnoshchok
Destroyed pavilions and bodies trapped beneath the rubble — the result of yet another Russian attack on civilians. On the morning of 19 May 2024, Russian forces carried out double strikes with Iskander‑M missiles on a recreational area in the outskirts of Kharkiv. A holiday resort in the village of Cherkaska Lozova, where around fifty people were present, came under fire.
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19.5.2024
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The forbidden and wounded Kherson region through the lens of photographer Ivan Antypenko
Ivan Antypenko is a Ukrainian journalist, photographer, and videographer who primarily covers the Russian‑Ukrainian war in the South of Ukraine. On February 24, 2022, Russians came to his home in his native city of Kherson. He returned on November 13, but under shelling and surrounded by floodwaters he continues his work. We speak with Ivan Antypenko about his favourite ruined places in Kherson, about occupation and liberation, about flooding and shelling, and about the restrictions and permissions for shooting.
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News Stories
19.5.2024
The forbidden and wounded Kherson region through the lens of photographer Ivan Antypenko
Ivan Antypenko is a Ukrainian journalist, photographer, and videographer who primarily covers the Russian‑Ukrainian war in the South of Ukraine. On February 24, 2022, Russians came to his home in his native city of Kherson. He returned on November 13, but under shelling and surrounded by floodwaters he continues his work. We speak with Ivan Antypenko about his favourite ruined places in Kherson, about occupation and liberation, about flooding and shelling, and about the restrictions and permissions for shooting.
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18.5.2024
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Life after deportation and before occupation. Crimean Tatars of Gennady Minchenko
On May 18, Ukraine honors the memory of the victims of the genocide of the Crimean Tatars. 80 years ago at 3:00am on May 18, 1944, the Soviet authorities began the evacuation of all Crimean Tatars from their native peninsula. At that time, about 200,000 people were forcibly taken out in goods wagons. Almost half died on the road or in the first years after deportation.
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18.5.2024
Life after deportation and before occupation. Crimean Tatars of Gennady Minchenko
On May 18, Ukraine honors the memory of the victims of the genocide of the Crimean Tatars. 80 years ago at 3:00am on May 18, 1944, the Soviet authorities began the evacuation of all Crimean Tatars from their native peninsula. At that time, about 200,000 people were forcibly taken out in goods wagons. Almost half died on the road or in the first years after deportation.

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