Ukraine

Zelenskyy Honors the Memory of Holocaust Victims

Zelenskyy Honors the Memory of Holocaust Victims

Zelenskyy honors Holocaust victims at Babyn Yar with diplomats and rabbis, warning hatred and indifference still threaten humanity and urging global memory and action.
Jan 27, 2026
Ukrainian Veteran from Lviv Region Skis in Bukovel After Losing Arms and Legs

Ukrainian Veteran from Lviv Region Skis in Bukovel After Losing Arms and Legs

After losing both arms & legs in war, a Ukrainian hero skis again at Bukovel with adaptive gear — an unforgettable story of courage, freedom, and resilience on empr.media.
Jan 27, 2026
First 230 Generators Have Arrived in Kyiv from Warsaw Via Charity Campaign “Warmth from Poland to Ukraine”

First 230 Generators Have Arrived in Kyiv from Warsaw Via Charity Campaign “Warmth from Poland to Ukraine”

Kyiv receives first 230 generators from Warsaw’s “Warmth from Poland to Ukraine” charity drive — 130 for the capital, 100 to regions in need to power boilerhouses, hospitals and homes. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Jan 27, 2026
Inside Kyiv’s Blackout Tents: Mobile Ovens, Outlets and Kids’ Zones

Inside Kyiv’s Blackout Tents: Mobile Ovens, Outlets and Kids’ Zones

In freezing Kyiv, blackout tents are more than shelters — they’re lifelines with mobile ovens for hot meals, charging outlets for phones, space for kids and community support amid energy outages.
Jan 26, 2026
What We Know About the FPV Drone Jan Žižka Supplied to Ukraine by Czechia

What We Know About the FPV Drone Jan Žižka Supplied to Ukraine by Czechia

Czech tech group Spark is supplying Ukraine with Jan Žižka fiber‑optic FPV drones based on captured Russian UAVs — jamming‑proof, affordable and war‑tested — boosting frontline capabilities. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Jan 26, 2026
Russia’s Energy Terror Leaves Kyiv Freezing in Brutal Winter

Russia’s Energy Terror Leaves Kyiv Freezing in Brutal Winter

Russia’s repeated missile and drone strikes have plunged Kyiv into darkness and freezing temperatures, leaving thousands of buildings without heat or water as civilians fight to survive winter.
Jan 26, 2026
Ukrainian Artist Carpetman Wins Music Moves Europe Awards 2026

Ukrainian Artist Carpetman Wins Music Moves Europe Awards 2026

Ukrainian artist Carpetman clinches a coveted Music Moves Europe Awards 2026 title, blending mystique, millions of streams, and global momentum — only on empr.media.
Jan 20, 2026
“Our Home Is 5 Degrees Celsius”: Kyiv Residents Can Warm Up and Eat at Points of Resilience

“Our Home Is 5 Degrees Celsius”: Kyiv Residents Can Warm Up and Eat at Points of Resilience

With Kyiv apartments as cold as 5°C amid power outages, residents flock to points of resilience for warmth, food, hot tea and phone charging — a stark winter survival story from empr.media.
Jan 19, 2026
$10M a Month: The SBU ‘Black Cash’ Scandal Reaches the Top

$10M a Month: The SBU ‘Black Cash’ Scandal Reaches the Top

Shocking testimony alleges a $10M-per-month SBU black cash scheme, extortion, and silence at the very top. Not corruption — state-level looting. Investigation by empr.media.
Jan 19, 2026
Writer Victoria Amelina Posthumously Awarded the Moore Prize

Writer Victoria Amelina Posthumously Awarded the Moore Prize

Ukrainian writer and war crimes documentarian Victoria Amelina, killed in a 2023 Russian missile strike, has been posthumously awarded the 2025 Moore Prize for Human Rights Writing for her acclaimed book Looking at Women Looking at War. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Jan 7, 2026
Ukraine’s Army to Deploy New Ground Drone: What Is Known About It

Ukraine’s Army to Deploy New Ground Drone: What Is Known About It

Ukraine’s armed forces are deploying next‑generation ground drones — from combat UGVs like Droid TW 12.7 to heavy logistics robots — to boost reconnaissance, fire support and frontline operations while protecting troops. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Jan 7, 2026
Ministry of Culture Reports Number of Cultural Sites Damaged by Shelling

Ministry of Culture Reports Number of Cultural Sites Damaged by Shelling

Ukraine’s Ministry of Culture reports that Russian shelling has damaged or destroyed 1,640 cultural heritage sites and 2,446 cultural infrastructure facilities, including museums, theaters and libraries across 18 regions since the war began. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
Jan 7, 2026

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