Матеріали автора Serhii Shevchuk

Since the end of August, Kyiv has been suffering from attacks by Russian jet-powered Shahed drones. The city is experiencing daily strikes on residential buildings, warehouses, shops, and gas stations. Many people have been killed and injured. How did the capital become so vulnerable to Russian attacks, and what can be done to counter them right now? Ivan Kyrychevskyi, a military expert and service member of the 413th Separate Regiment of Unmanned Systems "Raid", explains.Читати українською

On Friday, January 9, residents of a high-rise building on the Left Bank of Kyiv woke up to cold, dark apartments. Overnight, Russia launched five missiles at the Kyiv Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Plant 5, leaving thousands of buildings in Kyiv without heat, electricity, or water.For this building, the attack marked the beginning of a grueling ordeal — a relentless struggle for survival and to save their homes amid bitter cold.