What does four years of documenting Russia’s war look like? Our infographic exhibition at the Ukraine House in Denmark brings together some of our most impactful visual investigations. The exhibition runs through August 14👇 texty.org.ua/fragments/11...

The Ukraine House in Denmark has opened a Texty.org.ua infographic exhibition on the Russo-Ukrainian War

From June 26 to August 14, the Ukraine House in Denmark will host a temporary exhibition titled "Infographics of the …

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"Everything is working fine. It's just that there are a lot of drones now" What does everyday life look like under the constant threat of FPV drones? Our latest report from Zaporizhzhia ⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/117...

"Everything is working fine. It's just that there are a lot of drones now". How Zaporizhzhia lives under constant Russian attack

"A shuttle bus attacked by a Russian drone in Zaporizhzhia". "A guided aerial bomb strikes Zaporizhzhia". "A UAV struck a …

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Russian FPV drones have turned daily life in Zaporizhzhia into a constant threat, targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure. How are residents adapting, and what are authorities doing to protect the city? Read our report👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

"Everything is working fine. It's just that there are a lot of drones now". How Zaporizhzhia lives under constant Russian attack

"A shuttle bus attacked by a Russian drone in Zaporizhzhia". "A guided aerial bomb strikes Zaporizhzhia". "A UAV struck a …

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⚠️We mapped Russian strikes on Kyiv from February 2022 through June 15, 2026. The data reveals recurring attack hotspots, mass drone strikes becoming routine in 2025, and a sharp rise in ballistic missile attacks in 2026. texty.org.ua/articles/117...

🚨Over the past five years, Ukraine has recorded 232 criminal cases involving pedestrians struck at uncontrolled crosswalks. Read more about why crossing the road is a daily risk in many Ukrainian settlements👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Villages under the wheels. Why Ukrainian highways are deadly for pedestrians

"Where are you rushing off to?! Look, they’re not even stopping!" says Valentyn Hrushetskyi, a resident of Reya, a village …

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⚠️⚠️Russian disinformation does not need to look Russian to work. We analyzed 165,000+ posts from 21 Czech websites, 22,000 YouTube videos, and 1.8 million comments👇 texty.org.ua/projects/117... #propaganda #dataviz #disinformation

How Russian disinformation penetrates and takes root in the Czech information space

Every country that consistently supports Ukraine is a target for Russian information operations. The Czech Republic is no exception. Russia …

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🚦Not enough accidents for a traffic light That’s how authorities justified refusing a safer crossing in a Ukrainian village. But this isn’t an isolated case. Our latest story explores why highways remain deadly for pedestrians, and what needs to change👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Villages under the wheels. Why Ukrainian highways are deadly for pedestrians

"Where are you rushing off to?! Look, they’re not even stopping!" says Valentyn Hrushetskyi, a resident of Reya, a village …

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🤬Thousands of Ukrainians may be trapped in Russia’s migration detention centers with no clear legal status or release date Russia refuses to deport them, uses some in prisoner exchanges, and pressures detainees to join its army to fight against Ukraine texty.org.ua/articles/117...

How Russia uses migration detention centers to jail Ukrainians and force them into war

Thousands of Ukrainian citizens may be held in Russian migration detention centers without a clear legal status or a release …

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⛽Russia is running out of gasoline Fuel shortages are spreading across the country, with empty pumps and fuel purchase limits becoming increasingly common. Our interactive map tracks the shortages and is updated daily ⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Russia is running out of gasoline. Map of fuel shortages at Russian gas stations (updated daily)

In late May, restrictions on gasoline sales began to be imposed in occupied Crimea. Within a few days, such restrictions …

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🛢️Russia is one of the world’s largest oil producers — yet drivers across the country are facing empty pumps, purchase limits, and long queues. We mapped reports of fuel shortages at Russian gas stations. The map is updated daily as new evidence appears. texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Russia is running out of gasoline. Map of fuel shortages at Russian gas stations (updated daily)

In late May, restrictions on gasoline sales began to be imposed in occupied Crimea. Within a few days, such restrictions …

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🇨🇿🇷🇺Russian propaganda in Czechia works as a long-term system, not a series of isolated attacks. We analyzed 165,000+ posts, 22,000 YouTube videos, and 1.8 million comments to trace how Kremlin narratives enter the Czech information space. texty.org.ua/projects/117... #czechia

How Russian disinformation penetrates and takes root in the Czech information space

Every country that consistently supports Ukraine is a target for Russian information operations. The Czech Republic is no exception. Russia …

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Russia’s attacks on Kyiv are not random. We mapped more than four years of strikes and found persistent hotspots, a sharp rise in drone attacks in 2025, and renewed use of ballistic missiles in 2026. Residential buildings remain the most frequently hit targets. texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Map of terror. How Russia changed its tactics in attacks on Kyiv (infographics)

Over the course of more than four years of full-scale war, Russian missiles, drones, and shells have left their mark …

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How can data reveal the scale and logic of Russia’s war against Ukraine? Our infographic exhibition is now open at Ukraine House in Denmark. It brings together three Texty.org.ua investigations on cultural theft, and four years of war. Open through August 14: texty.org.ua/fragments/11...

The Ukraine House in Denmark has opened a Texty.org.ua infographic exhibition on the Russo-Ukrainian War

From June 26 to August 14, the Ukraine House in Denmark will host a temporary exhibition titled "Infographics of the …

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Over more than four years of Russia’s full-scale invasion, missiles, drones, and shells have left their mark on every district of Kyiv. We updated our database of strikes, revealing how Russia’s aerial terror against the capital has evolved⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Map of terror. How Russia changed its tactics in attacks on Kyiv (infographics)

Over the course of more than four years of full-scale war, Russian missiles, drones, and shells have left their mark …

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🇩🇰 The Ukraine House in Denmark has opened an infographic exhibition on the Russo-Ukrainian war by Textу.org.ua. Through data, it invites viewers to see the war as a large-scale process — from the appropriation of cultural heritage to civilian terror👇 texty.org.ua/fragments/11...

The Ukraine House in Denmark has opened a Texty.org.ua infographic exhibition on the Russo-Ukrainian War

From June 26 to August 14, the Ukraine House in Denmark will host a temporary exhibition titled "Infographics of the …

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From June 26 to August 14, Ukraine House in Denmark is hosting "Infographics of the Russo-Ukrainian War", an exhibition based on our visual investigations. Through data and infographics, the exhibition reveals the scale of Russia’s war against Ukraine👇 texty.org.ua/fragments/11...

The Ukraine House in Denmark has opened a Texty.org.ua infographic exhibition on the Russo-Ukrainian War

From June 26 to August 14, the Ukraine House in Denmark will host a temporary exhibition titled "Infographics of the …

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Over the past few months, Russia has launched more than 100 attacks on Ukraine’s railway infrastructure and rolling stock. The campaign is expanding beyond frontline logistics, increasingly targeting railway infrastructure across the entire country👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Russia is intensifying its campaign of strikes on Ukraine’s railway infrastructure. Infographic

Over the past few months, the Russians have launched more than a hundred attacks on railway infrastructure and rolling stock. …

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Every country that consistently supports Ukraine becomes a target for Russian information operations. The Czech Republic is no exception. In this study, we explain how Russia uses low-tier news sites and social media to undermine support for Ukraine👇 texty.org.ua/projects/117...

How Russian disinformation penetrates and takes root in the Czech information space

Every country that consistently supports Ukraine is a target for Russian information operations. The Czech Republic is no exception. Russia …

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"Some have not committed any crimes at all. But in reality, they are prisoners, and the Russians have specific plans for them" Ukrainian citizens can spend years in Russian detention centers with no fixed term, often under indefinite detention ⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/117...

How Russia uses migration detention centers to jail Ukrainians and force them into war

Thousands of Ukrainian citizens may be held in Russian migration detention centers without a clear legal status or a release …

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Thousands of Ukrainians are being held in Russian migration detention centers indefinitely. Instead of deporting them, Russia reportedly uses them for political bargaining and pressures some into joining its army. Read the full story here👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

How Russia uses migration detention centers to jail Ukrainians and force them into war

Thousands of Ukrainian citizens may be held in Russian migration detention centers without a clear legal status or a release …

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Even before the full-scale invasion, Ukraine was already facing a demographic crisis. The war has accelerated it, making a long-term migration strategy more important than ever. Read why this could become one of Ukraine’s biggest post-war challenges here⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/117...

The battle for people: Ukraine is losing population faster than Russia

In recent months, heated debates about migrants have been raging in Ukraine — from arguments on social media to public …

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Ukraine is losing population faster than Russia The country’s population is shrinking faster than before the war. That is why the state needs a well-thought-out migration policy to bring back its own people and attract foreigners. Find out more here👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

The battle for people: Ukraine is losing population faster than Russia

In recent months, heated debates about migrants have been raging in Ukraine — from arguments on social media to public …

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A 17-story building in Kyiv was left without heat, electricity, and water during winter after strikes on the city’s energy infrastructure. Residents adapted to life in the cold, sharing resources to keep the building functioning as much as possible👇 texty.org.ua/projects/117...

Ukrainians who survived the winter. Chronicles of a 17-story building in Kyiv that was left without heat or light during the harsh cold

On Friday, January 9, residents of a high-rise building on the Left Bank of Kyiv woke up to cold, dark …

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"The hardest thing here isn’t shooting. The hardest thing is waiting for them to tell you: That’s it, we’re pulling out of the position" In some areas, soldiers stay in the same positions for weeks or even months because moving out is extremely risky. Read more here ⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Why Ukrainians soldiers haven't left their combat positions for months

"They held their positions for 90, 200, and sometimes 240–280 days", we read in the news. Recently, Volodymyr Zelenskyy commended …

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"The biggest motivation for me was that my parents are now proud of me" Texty.org.ua shares the stories of former prisoners who joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine after parole — why they chose the front lines and the stigma they still face. Read here👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

How Ukrainian prisoners end up on the front lines — Тексти.org.ua

A soldier with weary eyes calls himself

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Ukrainian soldiers are spending months on the front lines not because it’s normal, but because leaving can be deadlier than staying. Read more about why units stay at their positions for so long here👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

Why Ukrainians soldiers haven't left their combat positions for months

"They held their positions for 90, 200, and sometimes 240–280 days", we read in the news. Recently, Volodymyr Zelenskyy commended …

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After a strike on CHP-5, a Kyiv high-rise lost heat, electricity, and water in a bitter winter, turning daily life into a struggle for survival. We reconstruct how people endured freezing conditions, blackouts, and constant attacks in January–February 2026 ⬇️ texty.org.ua/projects/117...

Ukrainians who survived the winter. Chronicles of a 17-story building in Kyiv that was left without heat or light during the harsh cold

On Friday, January 9, residents of a high-rise building on the Left Bank of Kyiv woke up to cold, dark …

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Ukraine uses long-range strikes based on intelligence and combined drone attacks to destroy military and industrial targets deep into Russian rear areas. Тextу.оrg.uа explains why it is now a key part of Ukraine’s strategy👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

How Ukraine’s long-range strike system works against Russia

When Ukraine first struck deep into Russian rear areas, these were considered isolated cases. However, by 2024–2025, it had become …

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🇺🇦 From prison cells to trenches. Thousands of Ukrainian convicts chose to defend their country instead of serving a sentence. For some, it’s a chance to reduce their prison sentence. For others, a way to reclaim dignity. More on this👇 texty.org.ua/articles/117...

"I used to be a convict, and now I’m a soldier". How Ukrainian prisoners end up on the front lines

A soldier with weary eyes calls himself "Krishna". He joined the army after being released from prison to defend Ukraine …

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“I used to be a convict, and now I’m a soldier.” Ukraine allows some prisoners to leave prison on parole and join the army. Texty reports on their motivation, recruitment obstacles, legal limits — and the stigma that follows them even at the front. texty.org.ua/articles/117...

"I used to be a convict, and now I’m a soldier". How Ukrainian prisoners end up on the front lines

A soldier with weary eyes calls himself "Krishna". He joined the army after being released from prison to defend Ukraine …

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