Two Occupiers Charged. They Raped and Shot a Bucha Woman
Investigators have named two servicemen of the 234th Air Assault Regiment of the Russian armed forces. One is already on trial for murder — now a sexual violence charge h
Investigators have named two servicemen of the 234th Air Assault Regiment of the Russian armed forces. One is already on trial for murder — now a sexual violence charge h
The State Emergency Service, regional authorities and prosecutors have released figures on the destruction caused by the 24 July missile strike. Rescuers extinguished fir
Ukrainians who have turned forty receive two thousand hryvnias from the state for a comprehensive check-up. Applications go through the Diia app, but the administrative s
At its latest session Vyshneve City Council approved a procedure for co-financing major repairs in apartment blocks with homeowner associations or housing cooperatives. A
One deep pan, four tomatoes and three eggs — and breakfast looks like a restaurant dish. The secret of shakshuka is not exotic produce but a thick sauce and a runny yolk.
Twenty-six children from the Borodianka community have travelled to the Perlyna Prydnistrovia centre in the Ivano-Frankivsk region. The places went to children in need of
The programme runs from 28 July to 4 August and combines rest with physical and emotional recovery practices. After returning home, participants receive a further ten wee
Makariv community deputies have allocated funding to upgrade school cafeterias — starting the new school year, students in grades 1 through 11 will receive free hot lunch
The Hostomel community has announced a tender for a major renovation of Gymnasium No. 1 in the village of Ozera — work is due to finish by late August.
At the site of a building demolished last year, Irpin has begun relocating heating networks — a necessary step before construction of a new gymnasium can start.
From August 2 to 9, Yaremche will host children who lost a parent to russia's armed aggression — the psychological recovery program is entirely free of charge.
Journalist Maria Karpenko spoke with fifty Bucha graduates about choosing between Ukrainian and foreign universities — and heard compelling arguments on both sides.