Orysia Hrudka

1188 posts

Orysia Hrudka is a journalist, book reviewer, researcher, and communications manager for Krytyka Journal and Publishing House. She does her research on the public impact of social media and self-writing practices of diaries and letters, and mentors teenagers' local initiatives at Agents of Change School. She got her Political Science degree at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy and her Journalism degree at the Ukrainian Catholic University.

All materials Featured articles

4 minute read

Latest news Ukraine

Intense pressure on Avdiivka but Russian forces never entered the city, says Avdiivka Military Administration Head

In the face of relentless attempts by Russian sabotage and reconnaissance groups, Avdiivka has maintained its fortitude against the odds.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Screenshot from the video press conference on 19 December 2023.

2 minute read

Latest news Ukraine

NATO countries must prioritize security of their societies to defeat Russia, Zelenskyy says

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asserted that victory over Russia hinges on NATO members fully committing to the war's end, criticizing the skepticism and fears of escalation.

Latest news Ukraine

Russian soldiers stole artifacts from 40 Ukrainian museums – Ukraine’s culture minister

Russian soldiers stole artifacts in almost 40 Ukrainian museums, Ukraine’s culture minister told AP. The looting and destruction…

Farmer Chernihiv Oblast destroyed farm Russian forces war

17 minute read

Russo-Ukrainian war 2022-2023

Kids starved as Russians devoured the villagers’ chickens, pigs, and dogs: war crimes near Chernhiv

As the Russian soldiers occupied villages of Chernihiv Oblast, they locked up nearly 400 people, including kids and…

17 minute read

How Russia justifies the murder of Ukrainians: Russia’s 2022 “genocide handbook” deconstructed

Holocaust historian Timothy Snyder called the Russian infamous declaration “What Russia should do to Ukraine” published on 3 April 2022 a “genocide handbook”. The text justifies the Russian murder of Ukrainians and the destruction of the Ukrainian nation, testifying an intent to destroy a specific group, which falls under the legal definition of genocide.

1 … 21 22