Kamila Hrabchuk

Author publications

Results by 19 of November

During 1 000 days of full-scale war, Kherson citizen Kostyantyn survived the Russian occupation, became a partisan, was captured twice, and now he delivers mail under fire. Here is his story

Stories

During 1 000 days of full-scale war, Kherson citizen Kostyantyn survived the Russian occupation, became a partisan, was captured twice, and now he delivers mail under fire. Here is his story

Author:: Kamila Hrabchuk
Date:: month ago

Results by 15 of November

After the fire in 2021, the Church of St. Nicholas still hasnʼt been repaired, and the National House of Music is still without a new building

News

After the fire in 2021, the Church of St. Nicholas still hasnʼt been repaired, and the National House of Music is still without a new building

Author:: Olha Bereziuk
Date:: month ago

Results by 11 of November

Lawyer and blogger Taras Nykyforchuk is watched and read by hundreds of thousands of people. He tells them that bribes are normal and that Putin wants peace. And he takes money for worthless consultations — an analysis

Stories

Lawyer and blogger Taras Nykyforchuk is watched and read by hundreds of thousands of people. He tells them that bribes are normal and that Putin wants peace. And he takes money for worthless consultations — an analysis

Author:: Kamila Hrabchuk
Date:: month ago

Results by 4 of November

“We are told that people live well only in Moscow, but they donʼt. And itʼs not understandable why they interested in a war.” Combatant Andriy Pidlisny talks about the first days and months of the Kursk operation

Stories

“We are told that people live well only in Moscow, but they donʼt. And itʼs not understandable why they interested in a war.” Combatant Andriy Pidlisny talks about the first days and months of the Kursk operation

Author:: Kamila Hrabchuk
Date:: month ago

Results by 19 of September 2022

”We were squeezed tight, I donʼt know if we will survive until tomorrow.” “Babel” publishes excerpts from the diary of the probably dead occupier — Russian sergeant Vladimir Bakharev, who looted and captured Mariupol

Stories

”We were squeezed tight, I donʼt know if we will survive until tomorrow.” “Babel” publishes excerpts from the diary of the probably dead occupier — Russian sergeant Vladimir Bakharev, who looted and captured Mariupol

Author:: Kamila Hrabchuk
Date:: two years ago

Results by 1 of July 2022

”We went to the backyard — and even asphalt was burning there.” Three days ago, the Russians fired missiles at the largest shopping center in Kremenchuk. Rescuers are still looking for people under the rubble — a report

Stories

”We went to the backyard — and even asphalt was burning there.” Three days ago, the Russians fired missiles at the largest shopping center in Kremenchuk. Rescuers are still looking for people under the rubble — a report

Author:: Kamila Hrabchuk
Date:: two years ago

Results by 8 of May 2022

In Mariupol, the occupiers plan a war crime, a “parade of prisoners”. The Ukrainian serviceman remembers a similar “parade” in 2014 in Donetsk, and human rights activists explain how Russia will be punished for it

Stories

In Mariupol, the occupiers plan a war crime, a “parade of prisoners”. The Ukrainian serviceman remembers a similar “parade” in 2014 in Donetsk, and human rights activists explain how Russia will be punished for it

Author:: Kamila Hrabchuk
Date:: two years ago