Prisoners of war

This story began in 2014, when young cadets, who had not betrayed their oath, sang the Ukrainian anthem on the Nakhimov Naval Academy parade ground in Sevastopol. They were singing while the rest of the traitors and the occupiers were replacing the Ukrainian flag with the Russian flag on the flagpole. Eight years later, the former cadets, now sailors, stood up to defend Ukraine. In Mariupol. Side by side with the National Guard and the Azov Regiment.
1 September 2023

“Last summer, our entire family shared a dream of Sviatoslav, where he returned home and entered our […]
11 July 2023

Forest, trench, two silhouettes. One of them is a Ukrainian soldier, the other one is a Russian […]
20 June 2023

Maximum Security Penal Colony No. 1 of Tula Oblast is located in Donskoy, a town 240 km […]
6 June 2023

Ryazhsk is a town in Ryazan Oblast and one of the many points on the Russian map […]
1 June 2023

“It’s a 99.9% DNA match,” a cold voice told Oksana Shevchenko, Chernihiv Oblast, over the phone. This […]
11 May 2023

“The worst thing at every pretrial detention center is admission. I was brought to Kursk Pretrial Detention […]
5 May 2023

The search and identification of missing persons is the most complicated but most necessary procedure during a […]
2 May 2023

The city of Mariupol found itself isolated on the first days of the full scale invasion. Constant […]
25 April 2023

A year ago, on March 30, 2022, the Russian military kidnapped Andriy Horshkov, a resident of Kherson, […]
31 March 2023