09:22, 13 Nov
Party newspapers in mailboxes and a thousand from Zelensky. Are the authorities preparing for the elections?
Just a year ago, as Zelensky's presidential term was nearing its end, all political forces agreed: "Elections during wartime—whether presidential or parliamentary—are impossible. They can only take place after the state of emergency has concluded."
09:22, 12 Nov
"I don't send messages to my deceased son."
Recently, I heard a story: a few weeks after the funeral of his son who died on the frontlines, the father took his own life out of grief. This account left me stunned. Typically, it is the mother who is associated with overwhelming sorrow and despair.
09:22, 11 Nov
Director at 19, Hero of Ukraine at 25. This is the story of a reconnaissance unit commander who entered the Kursk region.
At just 25 years old, Yuri Zhukovets has already achieved remarkable milestones: he has become the director of a large company, founded his own business, and married, becoming a father twice. And this is just in his civilian life. In the military, he serves as a commander and has earned five medals, including the title of Hero of Ukraine.
09:22, 10 Nov
"Humorous all my life! Lord! It's enough to drive one crazy from sadness!" - Ostap Vishnya
"They arrived early—around eight o'clock. The door was opened by Sonia, the housekeeper, a Jewish woman who had found refuge with our family. Pavlusha was finishing the translation of a play, tapping away on the typewriter in Murka's room. I was reading in the dining room."
09:22, 09 Nov
Shelters, support for queer individuals, and assistance: how Uzhhorod has become a new home for the LGBTQ+ community.
At the onset of the full-scale war, the shelter's basement operated by the organization Gender Stream for LGBTQI+ displaced individuals accommodated 32 people. Over its entire existence, it has provided a home for 320 individuals from both occupied and liberated areas.
07:38, 09 Nov
Explosions were heard in Odessa amid the attack by "Shaheds."
Late in the evening on November 8th, explosions were heard in Odessa. Kamikaze drones from Russian occupiers were advancing towards the city for yet another assault.
07:38, 09 Nov
Drone strike on Odesa: the aftermath of the Russian attack has been revealed (photos).
In Odessa, a hostile airstrike involving kamikaze drones on the night of November 9 caused damage to high-rise buildings, administrative structures, and warehouses. There have been no reports of casualties.
07:37, 09 Nov
A hypermarket, hotel, and more have been damaged. Kharkiv officials clarified the impact of the overnight airstrike.
In Kharkiv, a Russian airstrike carried out by the enemy on the night of November 9 resulted in damage to a hotel, a hypermarket, and other civilian structures. The attack targeted one of the city's main roads.
09:22, 08 Nov
"Why us? We're also Russian!" A report from a village of Old Believers in the Odesa region.
"I never viewed Russians as enemies; they are one of us. I believed they would come to us like they did in Crimea, without causing destruction or harming anyone—after all, we are just ordinary people. I thought the authorities would sort everything out later," says Tatiana, a resident of Stara Nekrasivka in the Izmail district of the Odessa region.
08:50, 08 Nov
A new threat to Ukrainians: what strike do the occupiers plan to carry out in the near future?
The upgraded missiles have become more precise and less vulnerable to electronic warfare systems.
08:50, 08 Nov
Used as a shield: who is Russia now deploying to defend the Kursk direction?
Russian forces have concentrated their efforts on dislodging the Ukrainian garrison from Kurakhove, deploying all available reserves to the region.
08:49, 08 Nov
Massive missile strike on Ukraine: What are the occupiers planning? An expert provides insights.
Ukraine may face the largest airstrike since the beginning of the full-scale war.
09:22, 07 Nov
"We can do more." What drives Ukraine's defense industry and what obstacles hinder its growth?
"There are official statements from the government indicating that Ukraine's defense industry has the capacity to produce goods worth $20 billion, while Ukraine can only purchase $6 billion worth," says Ekaterina Mikhalko, Executive Director of the Association of "Technological Forces of Ukraine." "As a result, two-thirds of the production capabilities remain idle. Under these circumstances, attracting investors becomes very challenging. However, there are some government initiatives in place to assist with this."
07:30, 07 Nov
Several stations on Kyiv's blue metro line were closed for entry. What is the reason behind this?
Several stations on the "blue" metro line in Kyiv are closed to passenger entry due to an incident where a passenger fell under a train.
07:30, 07 Nov
The enemy shelled a railway facility in the Sumy region, injuring a worker from "UZ."
In the Sumy region, a railway worker was injured as a result of Russian shelling. The woman has been hospitalized with injuries.
09:22, 06 Nov
U.S. Presidential Elections (Text Online)
On November 5th, the United States will hold its presidential election. The race is between the current Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. Hromadske is providing a live text update to keep you informed about the key developments in this election.
09:22, 06 Nov
Harris or Trump, Ukraine or Russia? A global survey by The Economist reveals the divisions among countries worldwide.
The majority of people around the world support Ukraine rather than Russia and do not wish for Donald Trump to become the President of the United States. This is evidenced by the results of a global public opinion survey published by the British magazine The Economist just ahead of the U.S. presidential elections.
09:22, 05 Nov
Being true to oneself: How the LGBTQI community in Kharkiv is fighting for its rights.
Evelyn Ashenberner is a non-binary individual from the United States. In March 2022, they relocated to Ukraine and enlisted in the International Legion. Prior to the full-scale invasion, Evelyn lived in Poland, where they taught English.
09:22, 05 Nov
"Does the enemy's capture of 500 km² not raise any concerns?" An interview with Evgenia Zakrevskaya.
In recent months, Russia has been making rapid advances on the battlefield. However, the General Staff confirms a decline in mobilization efforts. The issue of personnel shortages in the army has resurfaced, highlighting apparent problems within the military command system.
07:30, 05 Nov
Russia attempted to orchestrate in-flight fires on planes heading to the U.S. and Canada.
Russia has been testing the feasibility of orchestrating terrorist attacks on passenger planes during their flights from Europe to the United States and Canada. Investigators uncovered incendiary devices and apprehended several suspects.
11:49, 04 Nov
Occupants struck a residential building in the Kharkiv region, resulting in the deaths of three individuals.
On the evening of November 3, around 8:50 PM, Russian forces carried out an airstrike on the settlement of Kovsharivka in the Kupiansk district of Kharkiv region. The attack resulted in a missile striking a five-story residential building.
11:49, 04 Nov
Kyiv city council member Sergey Mamoian has died in a car accident.
Kyiv City Council member Sergey Mamoian was involved in a car accident in the Odesa region. Unfortunately, he died at the scene of the crash.
11:49, 04 Nov
"Hate is fun." Kazhanna discusses "pointless formats," Ermak's posts, TikTok hate, a mini-scandal, and her first solo concert.
"You are as bitter as a cucumber's butt." These are the words from the most famous song by 23-year-old Kazhanna. In a conversation with Hromadske host Albert Tsukrenko, she discussed whether she would continue singing about the "cucumber's backside," which formats she considers "mindless," and her reaction to Andriy Yermak's posts featuring her songs. She also addressed the reasons for the backlash she faces on social media, why she chose not to pursue a career in theater, how she found herself in a mini-scandal over her appearance, and what her first solo concert will be like.
11:49, 04 Nov
"His lack of a toilet was a problem." An American who couldn't join the International Legion as a warrior.
Above, a "Shahed" drone buzzes ominously. Passersby tilt their heads toward the black triangle in the sky, while I focus my gaze on the sign on the building: "Peace Street." I let out a grim sigh. We are in Gorodishche, in the Cherkasy region.
11:48, 04 Nov
A turbulent 2025 is on the horizon. Discover why Ukraine's economy is set to slow down and what implications this holds for everyone.
Reputable institutions that gauge the pulse of the global economy—such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund—have significantly downgraded their forecasts for Ukraine's economic situation in 2025 due to the ongoing war.
09:23, 02 Nov
How the U.S. president is chosen: an overview of the key processes involved.
On November 5, the United States will hold elections to choose a new president. How do presidential elections work in the country, and why does receiving more votes not always guarantee victory? Hromadske has put together a guide to the U.S. elections.
09:23, 02 Nov
Weekend popcorn plans: Discover what to watch in theaters and on streaming platforms during the first weekend of November.
Currently, cinemas are showcasing the conclusion of Marvel's Venom saga, a drama about punitive psychiatry in the USSR, a touching animated film set on a deserted island, an autumn romantic comedy, a biopic about Trump, and a horror film where everyone has a creepy smile. Streaming platforms have released new seasons of series featuring a diplomat, a lawyer with a flashy car, and an innovative psychotherapist, along with a new show exploring the unexpected consequences of spiritual practices.
09:23, 01 Nov
Trump or Harris: Who will be the next US President and how can Americans of Ukrainian descent impact the election outcome?
Less than a week before Election Day, American voters were nearly evenly split in their preferences between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris.
09:23, 01 Nov
The former "hospitaler" misused donations for gambling and travel. Here’s what you need to know about Admiral Nyav.
The most well-known medical battalion in Ukraine, the "Hospitallers," has found itself at the center of a scandal. A former member of the battalion, who was raising funds to support the military, allegedly misused donations for gambling and personal leisure. Hromadske has compiled all the information available on this situation.
09:23, 01 Nov
"Honor our sons with dignity." The mother of Grenka, the youngest fighter from Azovstal, speaks about the duty of remembrance.
Her hair stands out in a short, endearing buzz cut. In June, Marianna shaved her head completely, cutting off her long, luxurious locks that her son, Nazar Grintsevich (Grenka), adored. She buried him in May 2024.