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How invading Russian forces destroyed media in Ukraine’s occupied territories and what they built instead

In the two years of their occupation, Russian invaders have either destroyed or ‘Russified’ all Ukrainian media […]
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Journalist Yuliya Olkhovska: “At 5 AM, the occupiers came for me”

Yuliya Olkhovska endured detention by Russian military forces, spent seven months under occupation, and briefly left for […]
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“The very fact you are a journalist is a direct threat to the occupiers and that is why they are persecuting us” Interview with Svitlana Zalizetska

  Svitlana Zalizetska, a Ukrainian journalist from Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region, has been writing about life in her […]
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Journalists Yevheniya Virlych and Vladyslav Hladky: “A cat helped us escape from Kherson”

  Yevheniya Virlych, the chief editor of one of the most renowned publications in Kherson, Kavun.City, along […]
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​​Deportation under the guise of evacuation

© realist.online   How the occupiers forced residents of Kharkiv region to go to Russia When one […]
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Abductions: from sensation to routine. How the practice of enforced disappearances has changed in the occupied Crimea

Enforced disappearances, arbitrary detentions and politically motivated prosecutions in the occupied Crimea have become the routine. This statement was […]
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Nariman Dzhelial: Unbroken voice of Crimea

An interview with the first deputy chairman of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis, who spent almost three years […]
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“You won’t receive any payments”. How Ukrainians in the occupied territories are forced to get Russian citizenship

In the occupied territories, people cannot get administrative services without a Russian passport and medical care is […]
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Story of Inna, 16 years old, Enerhodar — Norway (Stories about life under Russian occupation)

16-year-old Inna lives in Norway and says that, just like in the occupation, she lives in the […]
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Story of Vitalii, 16 years old, village of Kyselivka, Kherson region (Stories about life under Russian occupation)

16-year-old Vitalii, who survived the occupation in Kherson region, notes that he is not making any plans […]