Polina Vernyhor

Polina Vernyhor

Journalist

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Tragedies and Rescue in the Scenery of the Gray Zone: How “Vostok SOS” Evacuates Residents of Frontline Cities. Report by Zaroborona
“If Something Happens, the Sign of the Red Cross Will Not Save. Not in This War.” Zaborona Visited Donbas Together With the Evacuation Mission. That’s How It Was
“God Burned Sodom and Gomorrah for Homosexuality, and the Guys Are Afraid That Mines Will Fall on Them Because They Are in the Same Subdivision as You”: Openly Gay Oleksandr Zhuhan About Serving in the Army
“I Was Lying in a Hospital on Fire and I Thought I Didn’t Want to Die.” Zaborona Spoke With a Mariupol Resident, Whose Story May Resemble a Disaster Movie. Here It Is
The Istanbul Convention and the law on desertion: what awaits Ukraine in 2023
“It is important that we not only defeat great Russia but also not become little Russia.” What 2022 was like for human rights defenders (and what legal problems they discovered)
Terrorist attack in Mariupol Drama Theater: Prosecutor’s Office reveals first details of investigation
They Took Away Phones From Locals and Smeared Themselves With Children’s Drawings: What the Occupiers Left Behind on the Border With the Russian Federation
“It Took Several Days to Wash the Smell of the Cemetery off My Clothes”. Polina Vernyhor’s Diary from the First Business Trip to Donbas
“On the Ninth Day, I Dug up the Body. I Took a Risk”. How a Pensioner from Yampil Tried to Bury His Wife with Dignity despite the Shelling
Theater-Shelter. Did Those Who Hid in the Mariupol Drama Theater Have a Chance to Survive? Zaborona and the Center for Spatial Technologies Investigation
“They put me in a basin with metal fragments and gave me an electric shock.” The story of a single father from Hola Prystan, who was suspected of being a partisan
“Paradise in Kupyansk.” Civilian Corpses in the City Center and Five Shells in 5 Minutes. Zaborona’s Report From the Almost De-occupied Kupyansk