War

Veganism and Fur Ban: How Ukrainians Can Help Animals during the War
Evacuated by the Military, Injured and Retired: How Livestock Live on a Family Farm in Dnipropetrovsk Region
What Wars to Expect. Predictions for 2024, but They Better Not Come True
Freezing the War and Negotiations with Russia: What Scenarios Is the West Preparing for Ukraine?
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
“I Was Torn Between the Role of a Mother and a Citizen of Ukraine”: Three Stories of Servicewomen About Their Worst Day at the Front
The Occupiers Kept 386 Residents of the Village of Yagidne in the Basement of the School for a Month. Zaborona Came There
Після підриву ГЕС затопило не тільки Херсонщину, а й Миколаївщину. Катерина Сергацкова відвідала затоплені села і побувала на похороні одного з перших загиблих. Ось її репортаж
After the Hydroelectric Power Plant Explosion, Not Only Kherson but Also Mykolaiv Region Was Flooded. Kateryna Serhatskova Visited the Flooded Villages and Attended the Funeral of One of the First Victims. Here Is Her Report
“We Live in the Age of Interpretation War.” Video Journalist Mstislav Chernov About His 20 Days in Mariupol and the Choice Between Journalism and the Front. Interview for Zaborona
Belarus Participated in the Invasion of Ukraine as “Little Green Men.” Zaborona Investigation