Originally published by Jamestown.org on November 9, 2020 From the earliest days of war in Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region, some bloggers and security experts noted key similarities between the situation in the temporarily occupied...
The story of one death Author: Olena Stadnyk People have been dying since the dawn of time. This is true from time immemorial. Man is mortal and doomed to death. Heroes do not die. Heroes become constellations. Heroes hold the sky over...
MAMA TANIA Author: Bohdan Zholdak Over the centuries, to the present day, leaders who have governed Ukraine have done absolutely nothing to ensure that Ukrainian heroes are commemorated in our country. So where do these heroes...
Oleksandr Kondratiuk. Saving Lives Author: Maksym Lyzhov “I’m going to war to save lives, not to fight,” volunteer soldier Oleksandr Kondratiuk reassuringly told his wife, Myroslava, as he prepared to leave for the front. Kondratiuk...
The seventh ceremony of the Euromaidan SOS 2020 Volunteer Award took place online in Kyiv on November 30. It has already become a tradition to have a large number of nominees with incredible stories, making it difficult for the jury to...
Ukrainian National Guardsman Vitaliy Markiv has been sentenced to arrest in absentia by the Basmanny court in Moscow, RF. The court charged him with the murder of Italian journalist Andrea Rocchelli and Russian activist Andrei Mironov near...
Mykola Kozlov: Matviy, Grandson of Matviy Author: Yevhen Polozhiy In the context of his biography, Mykola Kozlov should have been one of the very first people to raise the Russian flag at city hall in his village in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast...
Step 1. Ukraine’s military and political leadership must realize that modern warfare is very different from the war for which the General Staff is preparing In September 2019, when drone attacks (claimed by Yemen’s Houthi rebels)...
Volodymyr Pytak Author: Olha Dukhnich Nobody knows where that shirt originally came from. An embroidered black shirt, blacker than night, as black as freshly-plowed arable soil. Or maybe from that song about the embroidered black shirts...
My father carried me in his arms to the nearest hospital I remember we were at our dacha. Dad’s on the bed. I’m lying beside him with my back to him. He’s rubbing my back and singing a folk song: “How bright the moon and stars make...
On 23 June 1978, a Soviet police officer came to the house of a Crimean Tatar Musa Mamut to escort him to a meeting with a prosecutor. Mamut was legally not allowed to live in Crimea, due to his nationality. In fact, he had just returned...
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