
I'm a Brit who spends a lot of time volunteering in Ukraine, especially the east, which is worst affected by the war. I travel, conduct interviews, dodge missiles and try to see the situation with minimal filter so I can help people back home do the same.
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A few days ago I returned to the medical unit of the 43rd Mechanised Brigade, who I’d visited once before, in April, when they were based in Shevchenkove. Head of the unit, Anna Ihorivna, updated me on their new situation.
The tour also in...
Tech and science geeks are the best kind of guy (in my biased opinion – I married one). They’re the driving power behind the drones that are defining this war, and will hopefully lead to Ukrainian victory, setting aside the question of what...
In my previous post, combat medic Natasha talked about the challenges of extracting wounded soldiers from the field and returning them to relative safety for treatment. Most soldiers spend time in the brigade hospital, though the most serio...
Suiting up for the job.
Putin and his generals have claimed multiple times over the last few years to have captured the city of Kupiansk. Each time the claim has been debunked. Although under severe pressure, the Ukrainian army continues t...
Recently I spent a day with Alina, a volunteer who mostly supports the military, but also some important civilian organisations.
Alina: We’re taking medicine to a real bunker, set up in the Second World War and now equipped for people who...
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I'm a Brit who spends a lot of time volunteering in Ukraine, especially the east near the front lines. I travel, conduct interviews, dodge missiles and try to see the situation with minimal filter so I can help people back home do the same.
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