5 months ago, the Ministry of National Unity was created, headed by the richest member of the Cabinet of Ministers, Oleksiy Chernyshov. The Ministry managed to spend 150 million UAH on the return of Ukrainian citizens from abroad. How successful is it, Mr. Chernyshov? How many
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Fighters sent without support, bodies left behind
The fighters are sent on combat missions without any support. The bodies of the dead are not evacuated, some are buried independently, and corpses are even used as landmarks for navigation.
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Soldier thrown into sacrificial assault battalion
As a result, he was assigned to an assault battalion where commanders disregarded casualties. "They started using us as expendable material for drone reconnaissance, where all the movement and corpses accumulate."
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Artillerymen train on “Bohdana” self-propelled howitzer with NATO shells
On the training ground, artillerymen are conducting combat coordination. They are working on the "Bohdana" self-propelled howitzer – a modern Ukrainian 155 mm caliber artillery system. "Bohdana" operates with NATO shells, striking accurately and at long distances – up to 40 km. It can fire up to six rounds per minute.
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Ministry of Health prepares lists of doctors for bronchoscopy
The Ministry of Health is preparing lists of doctors for bronchoscopy: a request was received from the Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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Tsikhanouskaya at EPP: Just peace without free Belarus impossible
Speaking at @EPPGroup congress in Valencia, @Tsihanouskaya stressed that we cannot let Putin divide Europe again.
— Franak Viačorka (@franakviacorka) 30 avril 2025
"All of us want peace. But peace must not be a temporary solution. It must be just and long-lasting. And it won’t be possible without a free and democratic Belarus. pic.twitter.com/P1LYwU6pdOSpeaking at the @EPPGroup congress in Valencia, @Tsihanouskaya stressed that we cannot let Putin divide Europe again. "All of us want peace. But peace must not be a temporary solution. It must be just and long-lasting. And it won’t be possible without a free and democratic Belarus."
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Historic prisoner swap and threats to Chernobyl
We covered the largest prisoner exchange since the full-scale invasion began, as 277 Ukrainian soldiers returned home. We investigated new threats to Chornobyl nearly four decades after the disaster.
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Kyiv Independent thanks community for reporting on April 24 missile attack
Every story we publish, every voice we amplify, and every journey we take, we do it thanks to our community. This month alone, we reported on the April 24 missile attack on Kyiv, gathering testimonies from survivors.
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Valeria sings of homeland amid Ukraine’s ruins
Russian "Z-singer" Valeriya sang a Soviet song "Where Does Motherland Begin" against a backdrop of destroyed buildings.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 30 avril 2025
Russian army turns Ukrainian cities into the same ruins. Valeriya sings about "Motherland" – for her, it starts from war and ruins, it seems.
If you wanted to… pic.twitter.com/4AGWWuIV6uRussian 'Z-singer' Valeriya performed the Soviet song 'Where Does Motherland Begin' in front of destroyed buildings. The Russian army turns Ukrainian cities into the same ruins. Valeriya sings about 'Motherland'—for her, it begins with war and destruction, it seems. If you wanted to
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Russian blogger reveals Mariupol left bank ruins unseen on TV
#BREAKING A russian blogger showed what the left bank in #Mariupol looks like, which will never be shown on russian TV.
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 30 avril 2025
Entire districts remain a zone of complete ruins. They haven't even started clearing the rubble there, and you can find unexploded shells.
Declassed locals… pic.twitter.com/obA22IfRKv#BREAKING A russian blogger showed what the left bank in #Mariupol looks like, which will never be shown on russian TV. Entire districts remain a zone of complete ruins. They haven't even started clearing the rubble there, and you can find unexploded shells. Declassed locals