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Russia is running out of gasoline. Map of fuel shortages at Russian gas stations (updated daily)

In late May, restrictions on gasoline sales began to be imposed in occupied Crimea. Within a few days, such restrictions were introduced in many regions of Russia. We have compiled data from the website gdebenz.ru on fuel availability at Russian gas stations and are showing how the situation changes from day to day. The map is updated several times a day.

2026-07-22 15:21

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Villages under the wheels. Why Ukrainian highways are deadly for pedestrians

"Where are you rushing off to?! Look, they’re not even stopping!" says Valentyn Hrushetskyi, a resident of Reya, a village located between Zhytomyr and Berdychiv (cities in Ukraine) on highway M-21, commenting on people’s attempts to cross the road. Reya is one of many villages through which intercity and international highways run. In such villages, both adults and children risk their lives every day to get to the store, school, or stadium, either by crossing at an unregulated crosswalk or running straight across the road.

2026-07-15 12:58

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Map of terror. How Russia changed its tactics in attacks on Kyiv (infographics)

Over the course of more than four years of full-scale war, Russian missiles, drones, and shells have left their mark on every district of Kyiv. Texty.org.ua has updated a database of strikes in the city, adding previously unrecorded cases of damage from strikes and falling debris through June 15, 2026. This refers only to cases reported by official sources or the media. But even this data is enough to see how the aerial terror against the capital has evolved.Читати українською

2026-07-09 11:45

Фрагменти

The Ukraine House in Denmark has opened a Texty.org.ua infographic exhibition on the Russo-Ukrainian War

From June 26 to August 14, the Ukraine House in Denmark will host a temporary exhibition titled "Infographics of the Russo-Ukrainian War", based on visual investigations by Texty.org.ua. Through data and infographics, the exhibition invites viewers to see the war not as a series of isolated events, but as a prolonged, large-scale process — covering everything from the appropriation of cultural heritage to the systematic terror inflicted on civilians.

2026-06-29 11:17

Журналістика даних

Jak se ruské dezinformace šíří v českém informačním prostoru

Každá země, která soustavně podporuje Ukrajinu, se stává terčem ruských informačních operací. Česká republika není výjimkou. Rusko prostřednictvím pochybných informačních webů a komentářů na sociálních sítích ovlivňuje veřejné mínění, oslabuje podporu Ukrajiny, prohlubuje vnitřní společenské rozpory a posiluje euroskeptické postoje. Kreml se nechová jako sprinter, ale jako maratonec. Nespoléhá na okamžitý efekt, ale sází na četná opakování klíčových sdělení, jejich šíření a pomalé podrývání důvěry v mainstreamová média a uvážlivé politiky.

2026-06-24 13:13

Журналістика даних

How Russian disinformation penetrates and takes root in the Czech information space

Every country that consistently supports Ukraine is a target for Russian information operations. The Czech Republic is no exception. Russia uses low-tier news sites and mass comments on social media to shift public opinion and minimize support for Ukraine, as well as to deepen internal social divisions and Euroscepticism. The Kremlin operates not as a sprinter, but as a marathon runner. It does not expect an immediate effect — its strategy relies on repeatedly spreading the desired narratives and slowly eroding trust in mainstream media and level-headed politicians.

2026-06-23 12:58

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Russia is intensifying its campaign of strikes on Ukraine’s railway infrastructure. Infographic

Over the past few months, the Russians have launched more than a hundred attacks on railway infrastructure and rolling stock. The scope of these attacks has also expanded. The enemy is increasingly targeting not only frontline logistics but also railway infrastructure across the entire country.Читати українською

2026-06-15 11:46

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How Russia uses migration detention centers to jail Ukrainians and force them into war

Thousands of Ukrainian citizens may be held in Russian migration detention centers without a clear legal status or a release date. Russia is already using some of them as bargaining chips and a means of exerting pressure.Читати українською

2026-06-08 14:03

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The battle for people: Ukraine is losing population faster than Russia

In recent months, heated debates about migrants have been raging in Ukraine — from arguments on social media to public statements by officials. A wave of memes about "Indians in Ukraine" has swept across those same social media platforms. But amid all the emotional uproar, the main issue is being lost: the demographic crisis is becoming truly dangerous. The country’s population is shrinking faster than it was before 2022. That is precisely why the state needs a well-thought-out migration policy, a strategy to bring back its own people and attract foreigners. The state migration policy strategy adopted in 2017 expired in 2025, and a new one — covering the period up to 2035 — is still only being developed.Читати українською

2026-05-21 12:35

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Why Ukrainians soldiers haven't left their combat positions for months

"They held their positions for 90, 200, and sometimes 240–280 days", we read in the news. Recently, Volodymyr Zelenskyy commended a commander whose unit spent 343 days on the front lines. There are no set rotation periods, but commanders usually try to rotate units much more frequently — from a few days to one or two weeks — to maintain combat capability. So, staying on the front lines for 30–200 days is a consequence of the harsh conditions of war. Here's why this is becoming the norm.Читати українською

2026-05-14 21:55

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