“Concentration on the Edge”: How Aссent Works Under Constant Threat
The editorial team of Zaporizhzhia-based Aссent works every day under the threat of shelling. Today’s conversation is about...
“There Are Things That Should Never Become Content”: A Vorskla Journalist on Working Under Drones and Professional Dignity
Oleksii Pasiuha, editor and journalist of the Vorskla newspaper from Velyka Pysarivka (Sumy region), talks about how the logic of...
“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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
“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...
“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...
“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...
