War

A Noble but Bureaucratized Cause: How and Why Humanitarian Aid in Ukraine is in a Gray Area. An Investigation by Zaborona
“We Were Beaten and Tortured, and after Returning Either We Go to the Front Line as Meat or Back to Prison”: How Ukraine (Does Not) Return The Prisoners Abducted to Russia
Is the End of the Hot Phase of the War Possible by the End of 2024? Yes, but with Compromises That Ukrainians Are Hardly Ready For
Russia Has Found Ways to Bypass Ukrainian Air Defense and Kill More People. Is It Really That Bad?
Russian Reconnaissance Drones Are Firing Missiles at Ukrainian Airfields. Are We Able to Protect the F-16s We Are Waiting For?
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Ukrainians Are to Be Taxed More — the Government Says There Is Not Enough Money for the Army. But Is This Really the Only Way?
To Lie on the Green Grass and Go Hiking: What Azovstal Defenders Dream Of in Russian Captivity
“He Had All the Best in Him”. How a Territorial Community in Ivano-Frankivsk Region Preserves the Memory of Its Fallen Heroes. A Report by Zaborona
Cancellation of the ‘Limitedly Fit’ Status Is Necessary, but Will Create Risks at the Front: What a Military Lawyer and a Combat Doctor Say
What the Ukrainian Armed Forces Will Get, How It Will Change the War, and Why Packages Alone Are Not Enough: The Most Detailed Analysis of the Consequences of U.S. Aid
Russia Throws Bombs at Kharkiv and Sumy: Is It Possible to Counteract Them, and What Does Impotence Lead To?
How Ukrainian Servicemen Who Have Lost Their Sight Undergo Rehabilitation: photo report