Ukrainian children evacuated to Turkey suffered physical, psychological, and sexual abuse
Nearly 500 children from the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine, evacuated to Turkey in early 2022 with the help of millionaire Ruslan Shostak, lived in
Elena Blokha: 90 Days in the Clutches of the SBU
Continuing my major investigation into the Ukrainian political police, Ukraine’s repressions and tortures, we met Elena Blokha. Her testimony adds to some thirty others
Mikhail Shubin: The Courageous Resistance of a Man, Even in the Face of Torture and Repression by Ukraine
This is the story of Mikhail Shubin, who was a member of the republican resistance, in the Mongoose group, and who, like many inhabitants
Vitaly, a resident of Mariupol, a resistance fighter, horribly tortured by the SBU
I first met Vitaly in March 2016, in Donetsk. He had just been released in a prisoner exchange and was returning to freedom after
Natalia: Arrested, Beaten, and Convicted as a “Terrorist” by Ukraine
The story of Natalia Cherniavskaya is that of a humble resident from the Dokuchaevsk and Volnovakha region in Donbass. She was arrested, taken to
This Is Not Journalism, It’s Propaganda: Max and the Lies of Marta Ottaviani
This is not journalism, it’s propaganda: the real data on digital fraud in Russia dismantles the article published by L’Avvenire. In the piece published
List of “Kidnapped” Children for Sale? No, It’s a Regional Database of LNR Orphans
In recent days, several Italian media outlets have circulated a piece of news that quickly spread online: in the Lugansk People’s Republic (LNR), a
Hospitallers Corps, OUDA, Ukraine’s Waffen-SS
Few in the West are aware of the existence of a corps founded by Yaroch in Ukraine, which succeeded another irregular army, the DUK.
Reply to Vot Tak’s* Questions: My Position Point by Point
A few days ago, the Russian-language channel Vot Tak*, part of the Polish state broadcaster TVP which operates over twenty-one television channels, published an
Mussolini Banned in Russia: True or False?
The debate surrounding Russia’s new law penalizing access to extremist materials—even via VPN—has raised questions and doubts. Some were surprised to learn that in