Katerina Melnychenko

Katerina Melnychenko

Deputy Editor-in-Chief

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A message written in the snow saved her from starvation: in Kostyantynivka, a military drone delivered food to an elderly woman.
War
A message written in the snow saved her from starvation: in Kostyantynivka, a military drone delivered food to an elderly woman.

In a frontline town, a simple gesture became a signal for help — and was heard by Ukrainian defenders from the air.

After strikes on Kyiv's energy infrastructure, power has been restored to 162,000 homes
Society
After strikes on Kyiv's energy infrastructure, power has been restored to 162,000 homes

Energy workers continue emergency repair work in the capital, where emergency power cuts are in place following overnight shelling.

The Central Election Commission has declared online and postal voting unacceptable for post-war elections
Politics
The Central Election Commission has declared online and postal voting unacceptable for post-war elections

Electronic and postal voting formats pose serious security risks and do not guarantee voting secrecy, especially after the war, according to the Central Election Commission.

Syrsky: Russia is preparing to deploy up to a thousand drones every day
War
Syrsky: Russia is preparing to deploy up to a thousand drones every day

Moscow is already producing more than 400 strike drones per day and shows no signs of preparing for peace talks.

Missile attack on Kharkiv: critical infrastructure facilities under attack
War
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Missile attack on Kharkiv: critical infrastructure facilities under attack

The enemy simultaneously used missiles and drones, causing destruction in several areas of the city.

Train crash in Spain: collision between high-speed trains claims dozens of lives
Society
Train crash in Spain: collision between high-speed trains claims dozens of lives

One of the worst railway accidents in recent years has occurred in southern Spain, temporarily halting traffic between regions.

ATESH partisans damaged a key substation in the Bryansk region
War
ATESH partisans damaged a key substation in the Bryansk region

Sabotage in the Volodarsky district of Bryansk led to power outages at facilities that transport ammunition and supply defence enterprises and fuel depots.

Ukrainian drones attacked the Kapustin Yar training ground, from where Russia launches Oreshnik missiles.
War
Ukrainian drones attacked the Kapustin Yar training ground, from where Russia launches Oreshnik missiles.

Drones struck a Russian missile test site in the Astrakhan region, which is used to launch medium-range ballistic missiles. It was from this site that Russia recently launched strikes against Ukraine.

The 2026 elections in Hungary: why they are important for Ukraine and the EU
Politics
The 2026 elections in Hungary: why they are important for Ukraine and the EU

The parliamentary elections on 12 April could be Viktor Orbán's most serious challenge in 15 years. The opposition, led by Péter Magyar, is leading in the polls, and the outcome of the vote will directly affect support for Ukraine and the unity of the European Union.

Customs officers in Nizhankovychi stopped a minibus with hidden Apple equipment worth 35 million hryvnias
Economy
Customs officers in Nizhankovychi stopped a minibus with hidden Apple equipment worth 35 million hryvnias

At the Nizhankovychi-Malchovice checkpoint on the Ukrainian-Polish border, customs officers discovered a minibus with a hidden compartment under the floor containing hundreds of expensive electronic devices. The estimated value of the seized goods exceeds 35 million hryvnias.

Tymoshenko to appeal HACC decision on bail of 33 million hryvnia
Politics
Tymoshenko to appeal HACC decision on bail of 33 million hryvnia

The MP announced that she would appeal after the court hearing and stressed that she disagreed with the prosecution`s position in the case.

Due to massive attacks in Ukraine, curfew rules are being changed
Politics
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Due to massive attacks in Ukraine, curfew rules are being changed

Against the backdrop of the emergency situation in the energy sector, the government is stepping up the work of its headquarters, allowing movement to points of resilience at night and speeding up the connection of backup generation.

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