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Natalya Korniyenko

Journalist, Editor, Media Project Coordinator, Communication Manager. More than 8 years of experience in cultural journalism (book sphere), specializing in the Ukrainian book market, authors, new books, reading, trends, book events, etc. Coordinator of media projects: Words and Bullets, about Ukrainian authors and journalists who became soldiers or volunteers during the Russian-Ukrainian War; #EmptyChairPeople, about Crimean Tatar citizen journalists who became political prisoners during Russia's occupation of Crimea.

Independence Day

Why do we have to fight: writers and journalists who are in the military talk about Ukrainian independence

Serhii Shebelist

Serhii Shebelist: Ukrainian resistance reminds the Western countries about their values

Tetyana Oharkova

Oharkova and Yermolenko: The lesson of the first year of the big war is a lesson of strength

Words and Bullets

Pavlo Stekh: War makes you switch to black and white optics

journalists

Maksym Skubenko: The truths, you have never thought about, are revealed at ground zero

russian-ukrainian war

Maksym Kryvtsov: I had a fearsome dream — to walk around Kyiv with a rifle in my hands

Petro Yatsenko

Petro Yatsenko: The heart of Mariupol is definitely alive

russian-ukrainian war

Yaryna Chornohuz: It’s not putin, prigozhyn or the Russian army who fight us, it’s the entire Russian people

Words and Bullets

Yevheniya Podobna: Russia has clearly shown that it has its mind set on our total destruction

Words and Bullets

Alla Pushkarchuk: It will take years to get rid of the patriarchal view of military service

Words and Bullets

Kateryna Mikhalitsyna: Sometimes our memory is the safest of all possible hiding places

Victoria Amelina

Victoria Amelina: No words are needed after a tragedy, all words slide into a whirlpool