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In Staryi Saltiv, 28 horses remain in an abandoned complex. Local sheriffs are saving them from being slaughtered.
Zaborona visited the place.
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“War Is Not Romance. It Is Sweat, Tears, Blood, Nerves, Guts and Brains.”
An Interview with an Infantryman from near Bakhmut about the Most Difficult Battles and Personal Losses
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“We are heading for death. You have to live and tell the truth to your grandchildren.”
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“War Is Not an Excuse for Censorship.”
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How Would Ukraine Liberate Crimea? What Will Happen to Collaborators? Will the Language Law Work on the Peninsula?
Zaborona Compiled FAQ on the De-occupation of Crimea
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We Found Four Reasons for This
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We Debunk Seven More Myths about Crimea (And Show Which Totalitarian States Did the Same in the 20th Century)
A Cure for Colonial Trauma:
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Movie Posters Reminiscent of Childhood.
Why Artist Vasyl Vorobets Still Paints Them
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A Test for Reforms.
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#Colonialism
How Would Ukraine Liberate Crimea? What Will Happen to Collaborators? Will the Language Law Work on the Peninsula?
Zaborona Compiled FAQ on the De-occupation of Crimea
Can Crimea Be Considered a Russian Colony?
We Found Four Reasons for This
A Cure for Colonial Trauma:
What Is Decolonization and What Do Ukrainians Have to Do With It?
The majestic culture is majestic at the expense of 22 republics.
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“We are heading for death. You have to live and tell the truth to your grandchildren.”
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In Staryi Saltiv, 28 horses remain in an abandoned complex. Local sheriffs are saving them from being slaughtered.
Zaborona visited the place.
More and more frequently, traumatized soldiers are undergoing canine therapy — healing sessions with dogs.
Zaborona spent a day with them. Here is our report
“War Is Not Romance. It Is Sweat, Tears, Blood, Nerves, Guts and Brains.”
An Interview with an Infantryman from near Bakhmut about the Most Difficult Battles and Personal Losses
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Words I will never say again:
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