War

Tragedies and Rescue in the Scenery of the Gray Zone: How “Vostok SOS” Evacuates Residents of Frontline Cities. Report by Zaroborona
“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
Ukraine War Stories: A Video Game about the Russian Occupation. We Played It and Here’s Why It’s Important
So Hard to Leave, So Hard to Stay. How Ukrainian Men Travel Abroad
Childbirth in a shelter, capture and headquarters of the occupiers in the garden: four stories from the de-occupied Sumy Oblast
Theater-Shelter. Did Those Who Hid in the Mariupol Drama Theater Have a Chance to Survive? Zaborona and the Center for Spatial Technologies Investigation
“Paradise in Kupyansk.” Civilian Corpses in the City Center and Five Shells in 5 Minutes. Zaborona’s Report From the Almost De-occupied Kupyansk
The Russian soldiers look for acquaintances in Ukraine. Zaborona chatted with them
“The Next Morning, the Birds Started Singing and I Realized That Silence Had Come.” The Story of an Artist Who Survived the Occupation of Bucha
How to Jump on Tanks and Plant Watermelons in a Shell Hole. Stories of Resistance from the Old Khata Project — A Documentary Photo Project about Ukrainian Villages
Окупація Херсона: спалені трупи, російські паспорти та високі ціни
“The Bodies Are Burned in Landfills. These Are Either the Corpses of Russian Soldiers or Those Who Were Tortured.” The Story of a Teacher from Occupied Kherson
Чому не евакуюються люди з Донбасу
There Are Several Kilometers between Slovyansk and the Russian Army, but the Residents Do Not Want to Evacuate. Why? Here’s What They Say