Ukraine’s emergency workers say they are being deliberately targeted
Rescuers risk their lives clearing munitions and dousing fires
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The Guardian
Life in Kharkiv still precarious despite Ukraine’s recent victories
Disruption to water and energy supplies is routine and the liberating troops have found bodies of civilians showing signs of torture
The Guardian
The enemy within? Ukraine’s Moscow-affiliated Orthodox Church faces scrutiny
Church alleged to be arm of the Kremlin – disguising Russian propaganda as religious teachings
The Guardian
Russia keeps up pounding of Ukrainian cities amid ‘nightmare’ for civilians
Red Cross chief says ‘history is watching’ as UN confirms almost 3 million people have fled country
The Guardian
Russia preparing to mobilise extra 500,000 conscripts, claims Ukraine
Kyiv’s deputy military intelligence chief says force will form part of new offensives over spring and summer
Kyiv Post
Victor Pinchuk: Friend or foe of Ukraine?
Billionaire Victor Pinchuk is Ukraine’s most renowned philanthropist, spending… - Oct. 14, 2016. By Isobel Koshiw
The Guardian
Ukraine ‘endangers civilians’ with army bases in residential areas, says Amnesty
Ukraine government and international law experts argue report ignores wartime realities
The Guardian
‘Putin’s terror affects everyone’: anarchists join Ukraine’s war effort
Activists from Kyiv and around world join state forces in fight against totalitarianism
The Guardian
The informal volunteer groups leading Ukraine’s aid effort
Thousands of community groups provide ‘virtually all’ humanitarian aid for conflict’s displaced, but have received just 0.24% of donations
The Guardian
‘Calls kept coming’: Ukraine’s network for the blind shelters displaced people
One of country’s oldest-running organisations turns factory into accommodation for refugees
The Guardian
Mariupol: The ruin of a city
A year on from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Guardian tells the story of perhaps the most shocking chapter of the war so far
The Guardian
Medics battle relentless wave of trauma in Ukrainian town of Borodyanka
Psychologists are struggling to help stricken locals cope with PTSD while facing their own grief after intense bombing