NEWS AND USEFUL INFORMATION

Has Ukraine launched a counteroffensive? Where are the fierce battles taking place

ISW's report reveals that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have advanced in the South and East of Ukraine. Find out what's happening at the front and how the russian attack on the Kakhovka Dam affected Ukraine's plans to liberate the occupied territories

Kakhovka dam explosion: how Kherson residents save animals and evacuation rules

The explosion of the Kakhovka dam has put thousands of people and animals in danger. Local residents are trying to rescue their own and their neighbors' trapped pets. Learn more about animal rescue rules and how to help

World Food Safety Day: how much food has russia exported from Ukraine

Every year, the civilized world celebrates World Food Safety Day. For a long time, Ukraine has been suffering from an inadequate neighbor that exports grain. Find out more about how much grain and other products the aggressor has exported

Kakhovka Dam: why putin ordered the hydroelectric power plant to be blown up and why history repeated itself

On June 6, a terrorist country caused the largest man-made disaster in recent decades. Find out why putin ordered the explosion of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant and why history repeated itself 82 years later

Ukrainians can apply for and exchange a passport abroad: in which countries the service is available

Separate subdivisions of SE "Document" have started their work in different European countries and continue to expand this list. We tell you where Ukrainians can exchange passport documents abroad

Nuclear disarmament: why Ukraine gave up nuclear weapons and whether their deployment in Belarus is legal

In 1996, Ukraine was made to believe that the world was tired of the terrible World War and refused to solve problems by force of arms. But as time has shown, this is an absolute lie. Find out how and why Ukraine gave up nuclear weapons

Atypical Kharkiv: facts you didn't know about the first capital of Ukraine

Kharkiv is a comfortable, smart and green metropolis with a long and impressive history. And many experts agree that it is a unique city. Learn more about modern Kharkiv with us

russia blows up Kakhovka Dam in Kherson region: consequences and scale of the disaster

On the morning of June 6, russia created perhaps the largest man-made disaster in Europe in recent decades. The lives of thousands of civilians are at risk. Find out what are the consequences of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant explosion and why russia took this step