Bondarenko Kyrylo Petrovych To learn more about the events of February 24, 2022, I spoke with my grandmother and my parents. Although I was with them at the time, I was only six years old, so I don’t remember everything. Besides, there was a lot I didn’t see or hear, as I was being shielded from the danger. My grandmother recalls that they were awakened by explosions—which could be both heard and seen from our window—caused by the bombing of a military airfield in the city of
At first glance, Russia’s September State Duma election looked like a major victory for the Kremlin. But for Ukraine, the more important story may be what happened immediately after the polls closed.
Добрий день. Я Софія Коваленко. Я з України у нас вже п'ятий рік йде війна. Я прокинулася зранку я хотіла піти до школи але мене зупинила моя мама і сказала, що я нікуди не йду. Втой день почалася війна на нас напала Росія. 24 лютого 2022 року в перший день війни ми зразу же почали збирати речі у підвал моєї школи. Ми там пробули 43 дні. Над нами літали ракети. Моя мама плакала а я не розуміла що коїться я не знала що таке війна. Я була не дома а в підвалі моєї школи в мене
Benjamin Butsko As the current Russian invasion of Ukraine progresses, taking the lives of more and more soldiers and civilians across both countries, a question that sits with so many Ukrainians, and the world, arises: Why invade Ukraine? A country thought to be militaristically mighty on the world stage has shown, after over 4 years of full-scale war, that it is dedicated to invade Ukraine no matter the economical, human, or moral cost. According to multiple official statem
When we think about rebuilding Ukraine, the first images that may come to mind are damaged buildings, roads, bridges, and homes that need to be restored.
There is a city on the Dnipro River, founded by traders and princes more than a thousand years ago, that two nations currently at war both claim as their point of origin.
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