In the morning, the muscovites intensified the shelling. At about 10 a.m., Gorky Park was shelled. The shelling was accentuated and powerful. At that time, I was near Sarzhyn Yar. Unfortunately, this is now the daily routine in Kharkiv… […]
The first day of April was very warm. The breath of spring can already be felt. The day was relatively quiet. […]
Після кількох днів відносного затишшя сьогодні стало набагато більше обстрілів. […]
The nuclear research facility “Dzherela Neitroniv” (“Neutron Source”) in Pyatykhatky was inspected. The nuclear installation itself is intact and there is no threat. […]
In Kharkiv, artillery fire, rockets, and air strikes have damaged and destroyed 1,410 buildings, including 1,177 residential buildings, 69 schools, 53 kindergartens, and 15 hospitals. Public utility workers continue to repair damaged water supply networks, replacing water pipes. These are the real heroes of rear in Kharkiv! […]
Late evening and nighttime weren’t quiet. The hot spot was North Saltivka and the rest of Saltivka, especially Eastern Saltivka. There was also unrest in the Kharkiv Tractor Plant neighborhood and in Novi Budynky. There was shelling (not very intense) at the Zhukovsky settlement and other northern suburbs of Kharkiv. […]
By Marcin Żmudzki We must demand Russia’s UNCONDITIONAL WITHDRAWAL from Ukraine. If someone stabbed you, would you demand only partial withdrawal of the knife from your body? No. If someone raped you, would you negotiate […]
The shelling hit Northern Saltivka and the rest of Saltivka, and Oleksiyivka. Even one of the churches of the ROC in Ukraine was hit, as well as the village of Zhukovsky and Piatykhatky. Some shelling aimed in the direction of Obriy (Horizon) and the Kharkiv Tractor Plant neighborhood. The rest of the city was quiet—even unsettlingly quiet. Yesterday, as a result of the shelling of Saltivka, a gas pipeline was damaged and gas was partially cut off. Public utility workers are repairing the pipeline under the fire. Public utility workers in Kharkiv are real heroes! […]
Today was a relatively quiet day. Relatively because there had been shelling, but it wasn’t very intense. The main reason for that is our glorious military slowly pushing the Muscovites to the border. In addition, our people aren’t sitting still and are vigorously attacking the enemy with artillery. […]
Today marks a full month of the full-scale invasion of my beloved Kharkiv. […]
It’s been four weeks since the start of the large-scale Muscovite invasion of Ukraine. And for four weeks Kharkiv has been defending itself, fighting, and hanging on. The city that the Western military didn’t think could last for more than a few hours has kept up defending itself for four weeks! And it will hang on and defend itself further. The Muscovites aren’t strong enough to take it! […]
Today was overall quieter than yesterday, although not all neighborhoods felt this silence. Still, there weren’t too many raids. […]
Our special attention is focused on proper documentation of continued airstrikes of residential areas, schools, kindergartens, hospitals, historical monuments, and other civilian life support objects. […]
The Muscovites have changed their tactics in the last few days. Most active shelling of the residential areas now occurs in the evenings rather than mornings. […]
Today was a relatively quiet day in Kharkiv. Heavy shelling of the suburbs resumed in the evening. […]
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