In this new interview with Ukrainska Pravda, Taras Chmut, head of the Come Back Alive Foundation, explains why Russia is able to mount such active offensives. He assesses the threats to Ukrainian cities and talks about the fear military officers have of telling their superiors the truth. Chmut criticises NATO countries, warns of the dangers of a frozen conflict, and suggests that next year could see the start of negotiations to end the Russo-Ukrainian war.
Ukraine's former Commander-in-Chief and current Ambassador to the UK Valerii Zaluzhnyi spoke to two Ukrainska Pravda journalists on stage during the Ukrainska Pravda's annual UP100 awards ceremony on 20 November.
23 November 2024, 15:00 — Roman Kravets, Roman Romaniuk
Ukrainska Pravda spoke to literary critic Vira Aheieva to try to grasp the nature of Russian imperialism, the role Ukraine plays in it, how generations of Ukrainians grappled with it in the 19th and 20th centuries – and how we can avoid the mistakes they made.
Azov and Azovstal, captivity, Olenivka, pre-trial detention torture, prisoners-of-war exchange and the first tiramisu once liberated – Svitlana "Gratsia" Vorova describes her 11 months of Russian captivity in an interview with Ukrainska Pravda.
