I am honoured to contribute to the work of the New York Times team of journalists covering Ukraine. This Pulitzer prize reminds us how much work has been done during this year which in some ways lasts my whole life and in others passed in a second. nytco.com/press/2023-pul…

What a sharp, lovely story @NYTimes ⁦Marichka Varenikova⁩ nytimes.com/2023/05/15/wor…

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Many messages shattered into pieces and replenished our land with metal, but opened space in people’s lungs to finally breath in. nytimes.com/2023/05/15/wor…

How does the guilty feeling looks

Ukraine Sees New Virtue in Wind Power: It’s Harder to Destroy nytimes.com/2023/05/29/wor… Super cool article by Marichka Varenikova #energy #renewables #resilience #Ukraine #wartime

“We have been saying that the shelling is fireworks,” she said, “in honor of their children’s birth.” Photos ⁦Finbarr O'Reilly⁩ nytimes.com/2023/06/02/wor…

“The water is coming! Help! I am begging you!” one person wrote. “Three people on the roof, one of them elderly.” Online community forums offer a glimpse at the plight of people in flooded areas that are under Russian occupation, Marichka Varenikova reports. nytimes.com/live/2023/06/0…

Escape routes from Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine opened up in the chaos of the flood zone — great story by ⁦Andrew E. Kramer⁩ ⁦Marichka Varenikova⁩ nytimes.com/2023/06/16/wor…

This boy is crying after his brothers were injured in bombing by Russia and Assad's forces in northern Syria yesterday. Can you imagine the pain people are going through because of Bashar al-Assad and Putin? Russia is a terrorist state.

Якщо Пригожина посадять у в‘язницю, хто його завербує у ЧВК Вагнер)? #Ukraine

If you have guests in Kyiv but also have Russia as a neighbour, first thing you should prepare is lots of mattresses so everybody can sleep in the corridor when there is an air raid.

Very painful. Only justice can help to live it through some day

From Syrian children to Ukrainian brothers.

Thousands of Ukraine civilians are being held in Russian prisons. ‘A Russian government document obtained by AP dating to January outlined plans to create 25 new prison colonies and six other detention centers in occupied Ukraine by 2026.’ apnews.com/article/ukrain…

These soldiers are longing for home just as much as their parents are longing to see them. Unfortunately they are separated by the Russian defensive lines. With David Guttenfelder’s photos.

My grandma is 94. I’m so tired of living, it’s time to die already, she says But Gran, don’t you want to see our victory in the war? I ask - I already know that we we will win… - Don’t you want to see how Russia will fall apart? - But I already know that it will…

Very hard to be grown up and understand that even if you really really want something, like Russia to finally leave Ukraine alone, it will still not happen. It is also really hard to receive daily massages that someone died because of the war again and again.

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Air raid siren app on my phone didn’t work so I was jolted out of bed already from explosions. I ran and dragged Nazar into the corridor. I hugged him tightly and could feel how his heart was jumping out of his chest. The rest of the morning he was grumpy and I ate 4 eclairs.