Interview
Ukraine Interviews: Experts, Commanders & Eyewitnesses
Ukraine Mobilization Reform: Rakhmanin on Fedorov’s Dismissal and What Comes Next
Ukraine mobilization reform faces a critical test after Fedorov’s dismissal. Rakhmanin examines TCC reform, AWOL, unfinished changes and Ukraine’s defense leadership.
Aug 9, 2026
Serhii Kryvonos: Russia Wants Time to Prepare for Another War Against Ukraine
Serhii Kryvonos warns that Russia seeks time to rebuild military strength while Ukraine faces difficult battles around Kostiantynivka, Crimea, and mobilization reform.
Jun 16, 2026
Yevhen Maloletka on Documenting Ukraine’s War and Preserving Historical Truth
Ukrainian photojournalist Yevhen Maloletka reflects on documenting war, preserving historical truth, ethical storytelling, and why photographs remain vital evidence for future generations.
Jun 12, 2026
Russia Accused of Stealing Up to 50M Tons of Ukrainian Grain
Russia has been accused of stealing up to 50 million tons of Ukrainian grain from occupied territories, escalating global food security concerns and economic losses for Ukraine.
May 20, 2026
Ukraine Infantry War Interview: Inside the 66th Brigade
Ukraine infantry war interview exposes frontline combat, 100-day deployments, and soldier realities from the 66th Brigade. Critical insights by empr.media.
May 6, 2026
Ukraine Can Stop Russia Now: Butusov Reveals Critical Weaknesses
Yuriy Butusov Ukraine war interview on EMPR.media analyzes Russia’s offensive weaknesses, command failures, and the strategic window for Ukrainian forces to stop enemy advances in 2026.
Apr 30, 2026
“Movement of 1 km Can Take a Week.” Interview with the Commander for Training of the Ground Forces Command on Basic Military Training Under the New Conditions of War
“Sometimes one kilometer takes a week.” A Ukrainian commander reveals how modern war slows every advance — where training, drones, and survival define the battlefield.
Apr 28, 2026
Ethics of Behavior with Those Who Returned from the War: Interview with a Psychotherapist
Returning from war changes people in ways society often misunderstands. A psychotherapist explains the ethical mistakes to avoid—and how to truly support veterans.
Apr 26, 2026
Nataliya Zabolotna: “Culture Is a Soft Power That Can Transform Even Enemy Guns into Cultural Capital”
A deep look into Ukrainian culture through Zabolotna’s perspective, exploring how heritage, identity, and modern artistic vision shape Ukraine today.
Apr 24, 2026
Ukraine Sets Language Rules as War Reshapes Identity
This EMPR.media interview explores how Ukraine’s language policy intersects with war, identity, and national security, revealing language as both culture and political resilience.
Apr 16, 2026
Kyrylo Budanov: Ukraine Cannot Afford to Halt Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries During the War
Ukraine cannot afford to stop striking Russia’s oil lifeline, Budanov says—revealing the harsh calculus behind war strategy, global pressure, and energy geopolitics.
Apr 10, 2026
National Guard Spokesman Ruslan Muzychuk: Public Trust in the National Guard Is Among the Highest
Public trust in Ukraine’s National Guard ranks among the highest, driven by battlefield resilience, protection of critical infrastructure, and growing visibility in the war effort.
Mar 26, 2026