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Monia. The Dog from Kharkiv.
Under the strawberry moon Russian killer drones attacked the sleeping city. A drone struck an apartment where the she-dog Monia lived. Monia’s owners died in the hospital.
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Water Hen, Acoustic Ecology and Recovery of Ukraine
The war is causing major disruptions to Ukraine’s ecosystems, particularly water and acoustic ecology, with constant bombing and air defense activity affecting all living beings.
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Recommendations of the VII Kharkiv Security Forum
The forum highlighted a lack of existing methodologies for managing this mass trauma and proposed a multi-faceted approach involving the development of educational campaigns to reduce stigma around psychiatric care, the creation of support groups with professional oversight, and medical research to define acoustic shock conditions and develop diagnostic protocols.
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We have to introduce the concept of nuclear terrorism. – Olena Shafranova.
The international community should recognize nuclear terrorism as a distinct crime. Ukraine, having experienced nuclear threats, is a key example for advocating the introduction of this concept across all platforms. Preventative measures and clear accountability mechanisms for nuclear terrorism must be established.
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Military acoustic terror as a novel form of international terrorism. – Igor Rushchenko.
Acoustic military terror: defining characteristics and its multifaceted impact on Ukrainians, encompassing daily routines and health changes.
Editorial
Under the Nuclear Shadow. Documentary film.
In the northern part of Kharkiv city, 22 kilometers from the Ukrainian-Russian border, lies the verdant campus of Piatyhatky. Since 2022, this region housing nuclear facilities has been subjected to consistent Russian bombardment.
Amidst this ongoing threat of nuclear catastrophe, how do the residents endure? How do they perceive their future?
What prospects do scientists have in such an environment? How does warfare impact the natural world? What activities do children engage in? And what source of strength allows individuals to persevere?
Amidst this ongoing threat of nuclear catastrophe, how do the residents endure? How do they perceive their future?
What prospects do scientists have in such an environment? How does warfare impact the natural world? What activities do children engage in? And what source of strength allows individuals to persevere?
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The first act of nuclear terror in the history of humankind happened in the city of Kharkiv, Ukraine.
I think there is a possibility of radioactive contamination by further destruction of the nuclear facility by structural fatigue as a result of previous damage. And due to the proximity to the Russian border, shelling and bombing of the nuclear facility can be renewed.
Editorial
In the memory of the wonderful raid of Czechs on Kharkiv.
Markéta Gregorová, a Czech, originally from the city of Most, became the first European deputy to visit the city of Kharkiv since February 2022.
Editorial
Checkpoint Little Rohan. Documentary film.
“Checkpoint Little Rohan” documentary follows the activities of three boys ages 9, 10 and 11 years in the village of Mala (Little) Rohan of the Kharkiv region in Ukraine during August-September 2022. The kids survived the occupation of their village by the Russian Army for one month in February-March 2022.
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Mapping the Russian aggression against Ukraine: Damage to cultural heritage and environment
The results of the detailed mapping will help in the process of preparing for Ukraine’s post-war recovery and reconstruction and will fill the lack of coverage of these two important topics in war crimes research in Ukraine.
Editorial
Glen Grant. 2023 – a time and chance for military change in Ukraine
This paper is a selection of changes to defence policy and law to make the armed forces more effective at both fighting and administration. All reflect recent comments from front line officers and soldiers, volunteers, business people, and administrators.
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Helping Ukraine: intellectual contribution you could make to the Ukrainian cause
Western authors can incentivize Ukrainian publishers to publish books they authored, in Ukrainian, by both decreasing publishing costs due to a royalty-free license, and guaranteeing no competition from Russian versions. As a result, books will be published in Ukrainian that otherwise would never be published.
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Nataliya Zubar. Humanitarian disaster in Izyum
The humanitarian disaster in Izyum as recalled by Nataliya Zubar in an interview with Ihor Kiianchuk.
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This is the behavior of a maniac who has no purpose
What is the purpose of the shelling of Kharkiv’s public infrastructure by Russian troops, and does this purpose exist at all? This is the topic of the interview conducted by Petro Pojman with Volodymyr Tymoshko, head of the Main Department of the National Police in the Kharkiv region, at the site of the kindergarten fired at by missiles, August 30, 2022. Kharkiv, Ukraine.
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The Russian attack on Ukraine as the highest stage of deviant behaviour of a fascist regime and a socially depressed society – views from criminologists.
The situation we observe today on the Ukrainian battlefield provides an answer to the question of why the Russian leadership has purposefully cultivated violent and criminal subcultures.