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Russia launched a full-scale war against Ukraine on February 24, 2022. Millions of people had to leave their homes, some people lost the most important in their life…
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“OHMATDYT": a new collection about people who came to the aid of Ukraine's main children's hospital after the shelling
Warriors of light: stories of Ukrainian energy workers and their heroic work in wartime
Every victory matters: stories of Ukrainian athletes living and competing during the war
"20 days in Mariupol": the doctors-heroes of the documentary film, that won the Oscar-2024
Returned home: stories of Ukrainian children who survived unlawful transfer to russia
Biggest private donor: Rinat Akhmetov allocates UAH 7.6 billion ($223+ million, €210 million) to help Ukraine and its citizens over two years of the all-out war
More than 100,000 war stories were collected by the Museum of Civilian Voices of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation
Children illegally taken to russia and returned to Ukraine took part in the Blogger Camp of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation
"I was dying with my city": Ukrainian journalist releases book about her experiences during the siege of Mariupol
“For memory to be therapeutic, it should touch some sore spots”: director of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum on the memorialization of wars
Education under shelling: stories of Ukrainian teachers about the war
Those who save lives: stories of Ukrainian medics about the war
Unchildish stories: children's rights violated by russia
The cultural heritage of Ukraine: stories of rescue
People's trial of putin: testimony for The Hague
Collection "Bucha and Irpin: stories from hell near Kyiv"
Collection "Mariupol: Stories of the Unconquered"
10 000 000
people have been forced to leave their homes because of the war
14 600 000
people have suffered from the military aggression and need humanitarian assistance
10,191
civilians have been killed since the beginning of the armed aggression (519 of whom are children)
19,139
civilians have been injured since the beginning of the armed aggression (1016 of whom are children)
Date
15 January 2024
Source
UN OCHA
10 000 000
people have been forced to leave their homes because of the war
14 600 000
people have suffered from the military aggression and need humanitarian assistance
10,191
civilians have been killed since the beginning of the armed aggression (519 of whom are children)
19,139
civilians have been injured since the beginning of the armed aggression (1016 of whom are children)
Date
15 January 2024
Source
UN OCHA
“OHMATDYT": a new collection about people who came to the aid of Ukraine's main children's hospital after the shelling
Warriors of light: stories of Ukrainian energy workers and their heroic work in wartime
Every victory matters: stories of Ukrainian athletes living and competing during the war
"20 days in Mariupol": the doctors-heroes of the documentary film, that won the Oscar-2024
Returned home: stories of Ukrainian children who survived unlawful transfer to russia
Biggest private donor: Rinat Akhmetov allocates UAH 7.6 billion ($223+ million, €210 million) to help Ukraine and its citizens over two years of the all-out war
More than 100,000 war stories were collected by the Museum of Civilian Voices of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation
Children illegally taken to russia and returned to Ukraine took part in the Blogger Camp of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation
"I was dying with my city": Ukrainian journalist releases book about her experiences during the siege of Mariupol
“For memory to be therapeutic, it should touch some sore spots”: director of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum on the memorialization of wars
Education under shelling: stories of Ukrainian teachers about the war
Those who save lives: stories of Ukrainian medics about the war
Unchildish stories: children's rights violated by russia
The cultural heritage of Ukraine: stories of rescue
People's trial of putin: testimony for The Hague
Collection "Bucha and Irpin: stories from hell near Kyiv"