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“When Japan Was Attacked, I Was Only Two Years Old.”
the Story of a Japanese Man Who Lost His Home Twice Because of Russia
The Story of One Basement in Mariupol.
How Neighbors Helped Each Other to Survive in Unbearable Conditions
“The Breadth of ‘Russian Soul’ Is Limited to Ten Thousand Rubles.” Because of War, Ukrainians Are Being Massively Deported to Russia.
We Talked To Them
“We Lived in Fear All the Time.”
What Polissia Villages of Kyiv Region Have Experienced and How They Are Coming Back to Life
News
Ukraine Has Completed the EU Accession Questionnaire.
However, the Hardest Is Ahead
He Worked for the Enemy.
How Sharii Was Caught and Will the Extradition Take Place
“Friends, Because We Are Ukrainians.”
Young Boy Wrote a Touching Letter to Those Who Lost Their Homes
Lukashenko’s DRGs?
Unknown Tortured a Belarusian Journalist in Kyiv for Several Days
Hitler Is a Jew and Jews Are Anti-semites.
Israel Is Outraged by Lavrov’s Nazi Statements
War
“It’s a Dream Now – Just to See Each Other, Just to Live.”
Ukrainian Artists Show Their Art Depicting the War
“Out of 35,000 People, 5,000 Remained.”
How Does the Town near Kharkiv, Which Is Regularly Shelled by Russians, Live?
Russian Soldiers Rape Women in Belarus.
There Is No One to Protect Them
Western Weapons in Ukraine:
Expectations and Reality. Analysis by Zaborona
Special project
Russian Federation Has Been Waging Wars throughout All Its History
– Always Insidiously and Vilely
Ukrainian army
Ukrainian Neptune vs Moskva Cruiser.
Figuring Out What It Was About
Mariupol
“We Are Lucky. At Least We Know Where Grandfather Was Buried.”
Six Stories of Mariupol Survivors
Recent stories
Why Is Russia’s Economy Still Not Destroyed? Don’t Sanctions Work?
Analysis of Zaborona
Ukrainian Women Are Not Allowed to Terminate Unwanted Pregnancies in Poland, and Their Assistants Face Jail.
Zaborona’s report
What Will Happen to the Crops? Will Bread Disappear From the Shelves?
We Answer the Main Questions About the Agricultural Sector in Wartime
Feature
“When the War Is Over, What Will You Do?”
Anastasiya Opryshchenko’s Comic Strip about Life after the Victory
Between Us
“We Are Used to Living in a Free Country.”
Stories of Women Who Found Themselves in Russian Occupation in Kherson Region
“I Was Born Here – And I Will Die Here.”
Living in Zaporizhzhia, Which Has Become a Frontline City
“I Was Sitting on My Mother’s Knees. That’s All That Was Left of Her.”
The Story of a Girl Whose Relatives Were Shot by the Occupiers
Life and Death in Trostianets’:
Without Food or Medicine and a Morgue in the Garage
Reportage
“Deep Trenches Stretch like a Snake through Yards and Gardens.”
Photographer Pavlo Bishko Documented the Stories of Kyiv Region Liberated from Russians
Travel diary
“The Scale of the Destruction and Woe Doesn’t Fit In My Head.”
A Travel Diary of the Russian Crimes
Severodonetsk diary
“Life Goes on…” Diary from under Shelling in Severodonetsk.
Week Five
“If I Have a Dog – I’ll Name Him Chornobai!”
Diary from under Shelling in Severodonetsk. Week Four
“Pray for Us, Please…”. Diary from under the Shelling in Severodonetsk.
Week Three
“I Will Definitely Survive to See a Wonderful World without Russia.”
Diary from under the Shelling in Severodonetsk. Week Two
Support Zaborona
Visual stories
I’ll either die in a landfill or my signs will simply be changed:
A history of Ukrainian kiosks from birth to death
Read More
Zelenskyy vs Klitschko.
Zaborona explains the new round of in-fighting between the Kyiv city administration and Bankova
Read More
Neither for Us, nor for Our Neighbours.
A Visual Story From Zaborona About the First Hungarian-Galician Railway — Which Doesn’t Benefit Anybody
Read More
Generation Trapped.
Through the Example of Death, Zaborona Investigates What Role Fear and Shame Play in the Lives of Millennials, and Why These Feelings Are Dangerous
Read More
“When Japan Was Attacked, I Was Only Two Years Old.”
the Story of a Japanese Man Who Lost His Home Twice Because of Russia
Read More
War
The Story of One Basement in Mariupol.
How Neighbors Helped Each Other to Survive in Unbearable Conditions
“The Breadth of ‘Russian Soul’ Is Limited to Ten Thousand Rubles.” Because of War, Ukrainians Are Being Massively Deported to Russia.
We Talked To Them
“When the War Is Over, What Will You Do?”
Anastasiya Opryshchenko’s Comic Strip about Life after the Victory
News
Ukraine Has Completed the EU Accession Questionnaire.
However, the Hardest Is Ahead
He Worked for the Enemy.
How Sharii Was Caught and Will the Extradition Take Place
“Friends, Because We Are Ukrainians.”
Young Boy Wrote a Touching Letter to Those Who Lost Their Homes
Lukashenko’s DRGs?
Unknown Tortured a Belarusian Journalist in Kyiv for Several Days
Hitler Is a Jew and Jews Are Anti-semites.
Israel Is Outraged by Lavrov’s Nazi Statements
“It’s a Dream Now – Just to See Each Other, Just to Live.”
Ukrainian Artists Show Their Art Depicting the War
Read More
Recent stories
“We Lived in Fear All the Time.”
What Polissia Villages of Kyiv Region Have Experienced and How They Are Coming Back to Life
Why Is Russia’s Economy Still Not Destroyed? Don’t Sanctions Work?
Analysis of Zaborona
“Out of 35,000 People, 5,000 Remained.”
How Does the Town near Kharkiv, Which Is Regularly Shelled by Russians, Live?
Russian Soldiers Rape Women in Belarus.
There Is No One to Protect Them
Western Weapons in Ukraine:
Expectations and Reality. Analysis by Zaborona
“It Feels Like We’re Going to Be Taken to the Stadium and Shot like Jews during World War II.”
How Kyiv Region Comes to Its Senses after a Month of Occupation
Special project
Russian Federation Has Been Waging Wars throughout All Its History
– Always Insidiously and Vilely
Read More
Severodonetsk diary
“Life Goes on…” Diary from under Shelling in Severodonetsk.
Week Five
“If I Have a Dog – I’ll Name Him Chornobai!”
Diary from under Shelling in Severodonetsk. Week Four
“Pray for Us, Please…”. Diary from under the Shelling in Severodonetsk.
Week Three
“I Will Definitely Survive to See a Wonderful World without Russia.”
Diary from under the Shelling in Severodonetsk. Week Two
“They’re Shooting. Sort of like Rocket Launcher. Sorry for Everything… “.
Diary of the Shelling in Severodonetsk. Week One
“Deep Trenches Stretch like a Snake through Yards and Gardens.”
Photographer Pavlo Bishko Documented the Stories of Kyiv Region Liberated from Russians
“I’m Not a Hero, I’m Just Needed Here”:
Rescuer, Volunteer, and Public Utility Serviceman about Working in Kharkiv under Fire
Ukrainian Neptune vs Moskva Cruiser.
Figuring Out What It Was About
Visual stories
I’ll either die in a landfill or my signs will simply be changed:
A history of Ukrainian kiosks from birth to death
Zelenskyy vs Klitschko.
Zaborona explains the new round of in-fighting between the Kyiv city administration and Bankova
Neither for Us, nor for Our Neighbours.
A Visual Story From Zaborona About the First Hungarian-Galician Railway — Which Doesn’t Benefit Anybody
Generation Trapped.
Through the Example of Death, Zaborona Investigates What Role Fear and Shame Play in the Lives of Millennials, and Why These Feelings Are Dangerous
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