The scale of mine contamination in Ukraine requires decades of systematic work. We analyze the challenges of 2026, the role of new technologies, and the stages of post-war territory clearance.
Delivering aid to frontline communities is complicated by the threat of mines. We explain how technology and remote reconnaissance save the lives of volunteers and local residents.
In war-torn cities and villages, public spaces are becoming recovery centers where people find not only basic services but also support.
The lack of ventilation and water shortages in summer shelters increase the risk of infections. Hygiene kits are becoming a critical need to protect the population.
For pensioners in remote communities, a trip to the hospital is often an insurmountable challenge. Remote consultations allow for timely treatment adjustments and help preserve their health.
With the arrival of warm weather, the danger of hidden explosive ordnance rises rapidly. Thick grass turns roadsides and pastures into invisible traps for civilians.
With the onset of spring, local authorities are beginning mass inspections of damaged housing. Accurate documentation of destruction is a mandatory condition for receiving compensation and rebuilding.
Information attacks during missile threats cause chaos and block logistics. How to recognize manipulation and maintain critical thinking.
Destroyed infrastructure and harsh winter weather leave thousands of people without access to pharmacies. We explain how vital medicines are delivered in the most difficult conditions.
