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11/08 – 16/08. How Ukraine is resisting Russian occupation. Photo digest №29

Heavy fighting continues in the east of Ukraine. Russian troops attack the city of Bakhmut. On August 11, the Russian invaders again shelled the Zaporizhzhia NPP and the territory near the nuclear facility. An exhibition of Russian military equipment, destroyed...

Russians “have no losses”. Or maybe they do…

“You wanted this land, so now be buried in it”, — these are the lyrics from “Lullaby for the Enemies”, a song by the Ukrainian singer STASIK. These words have become a reality for thousands of Russian occupiers. Supposedly the...

05/08 – 10/08. How Ukraine is resisting Russian occupation. Photo digest №28

Russian troops shell Ukrainian cities and villages every day. The Yellow Ribbon resistance movement began publishing the Voice of the Partisan newspaper in temporarily occupied Kherson. Ukrainians create and join initiatives that eliminate the consequences of the Russian invasion.

R*ssian hysteria

In psychology, there is the concept of protective mechanisms of the psyche. This is what helps a person adapt to one’s environment or reduce levels of stress and traumatic experiences. For example, a person can push unpleasant thoughts out of...

30/07 – 04/08. How Ukraine is resisting Russian occupation. Photo digest №27

Families of Ukrainian prisoners of war are demanding an investigation into the explosion that killed at least 50 people in a prison camp in the temporarily occupied village of Olenivka. Russian occupiers are shelling civilian infrastructure and residential buildings in...

Why there is no place for soviet monuments in Ukraine

To demolish or not to demolish is a debate that has been going on around soviet monuments in Ukraine since the early 2000s. On this matter, the society is usually divided into two key groups: those who...

Does Russia have enough resources for the long-lasting war with Ukraine?

The military-industrial complex (MIC) is one of the most important industries in Russia’s economy. Huge investment and resources were directed there to scale up defensive capabilities (however, in Russia’s case, it is offensive). It was aimed at supporting the image...

Propaganda leaflets in modern-day Russia and Nazi-era Germany: Suspiciously Similar

The world is rapidly becoming digitised, yet printed propaganda leaflets are here to stay. The history of world wars proves that this tool of influence is one of the easiest to produce and distribute. We selected several examples of German...

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