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Blackouts in Ukraine through the lens of Russian propaganda

After the latest Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy sector and large-scale blackouts during severe frosts, which can safely be compared to acts of genocide, Russian propaganda was faced with the question of how to present these criminal actions to the world.Читати українською
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How Russian propaganda covers protests in Iran

How Russian propaganda covers protests in Iran
On December 28, protests began in Iran in response to rapidly rising prices and the fall of the national currency, which later turned into demonstrations against the theocracy that has ruled the country since the 1979 Iranian Revolution. We analyzed posts by Russian propagandists on Telegram aimed at a Russian audience to track how Russian propaganda responded to these events.Читати українською
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How Kyiv residents adapt to life without electricity, heat, and water

How Kyiv residents adapt to life without electricity, heat, and water
In recent days, temperatures in Kyiv dropped to −20 degrees Celsius. Almost the entire city is experiencing constant power outages, not only of electricity but also of water and heat, which are so necessary in the cold winter. Some Kyiv residents have a maximum of one to two hours of electricity per day. We have collected five stories about how Ukrainian families live in these conditions and what life hacks they use.Читати українською
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How Ukrainians are surviving a total blackout because of Russian attacks

How Ukrainians are surviving a total blackout because of Russian attacks
In movies where all the benefits of civilization have disappeared, everyone is driven by their own selfishness. In reality, it's the opposite: people stick together.Russia dealt another blow to Ukraine's energy sector on December 27, just before the New Year. At that time, residents of the city of Vyshhorod in the Kyiv region were left without electricity for almost 100 hours. Olena, a resident of Vyshhorod, told Texty.org.ua about what it's like to live in winter without electricity, water, or heating.Читати українською
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"Everyone said to leave Ukraine". Report from Munich, where Ukrainians young men are fleeing to

"Everyone said to leave Ukraine". Report from Munich, where Ukrainians young men are fleeing to
Three months ago, Ukrainian government changed the rules for crossing the state border during martial law. Men aged 18–22 were allowed to leave the country. "Stop this flow", "Young Ukrainians are leaving for Germany en masse", the press sounded the alarm. Photos circulated on the internet showing people in sweatpants standing in line at refugee centers. Texty.org.ua traveled to Munich to see what was happening with our own eyes and talk to young Ukrainians who had taken advantage of the opportunity to leave Ukraine.Читати українською
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Russians would easily defeat US troops on the land. Why the Western world needs to gain real experience of war in Ukraine

American and European land forces are ill-suited to the realities of modern warfare and are therefore incapable of combat. This could change with Western soldiers' participation on the battlefield in Ukraine – a unique military experience. However, Ukrainian partners are in no hurry to send their armed forces to us. This opinion was expressed in an interview by former Ukrainian MP and current military Tetiana Chornovol.
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Ukraine has survived new attacks on its energy sector. What Russia tried to destroy. Data report by Texty.org.ua

Autumn has begun with massive attacks on Ukraine's energy sector. Texty.org.ua analyzed these attacks over the past three months to assess whether Ukraine's energy sector can withstand another year of similar attacks.Читати українською

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