Month: December 2025

“A Drone Hit Our Vehicle”: Journalist Serhii Horbatenko on Reporting from the Front Line

Documenting Russian crimes has become the journalist’s main professional purpose. We continue to share stories about the work of...

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We’re Drafting the History’: Journalist Diana Butsko on the War from the Frontlines

What does it mean to be a trusted voice of war? To travel to dangerous areas in order to show the truth of what is happening, often at the...

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How Insurance Works for Ukrainian Journalists During the War — Interview with Oksana Brovko

During the full-scale war, journalism in Ukraine continues to be a high-risk profession. Reporting from frontline areas, working in the...

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If We Don’t Film It, No One Will Know About Russian Crimes on the Sumy Border

Journalists in northern Sumy risk their lives so the world can learn about Russian crimes: they document destruction, civilian deaths, and...

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All Major Roads Are Under Control — It’s a Game of Roulette”: How a Frontliner Videographer Works on the Risk Line

In war, the road sometimes tells more than the position itself — and Nadiia Karpova knows this better than many. For Frontliner...

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“I Show What the Enemy Is Turning Kharkiv Into”

Journalist Natalia Bilokudria works in Kharkiv, documenting life in frontline communities across the city and region. We continue to share...

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“I film on the frontline to tell the truth about the war”

Oleksandr Kachura, a war correspondent, works at the epicenter of the war. He is 35 years old, and for the last nine years, he has spent...

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“Among the ruins of Bakhmut, I saw blooming apricot trees”: war reporter Nadia Sukha on small miracles that keep you going

Frontline reporter Nadia Sukha has been living between field trips for almost three years now: Kramatorsk, Bakhmut, and frontline villages...

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From Survival to Growth: Stories of Three Newsrooms

Pershyi Zaporizkyi, Berezan, and Trudova Slava (Orikhiv) explain how institutional support helped them become stronger. Today, Ukrainian...

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“We Arrive When the Attack Is Over.” How Kharkiv Journalists Document the War — and What Keeps Them Alive

“What struck me most was seeing a rescuer who had been working at a destroyed high-rise building — he couldn’t hold it in anymore...

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