
A Holiday Amid Sirens: Mental Balance in the Winter Days of War
Winter holidays in wartime often trigger anxiety and loneliness. We explain how to adapt traditions and find support during the most difficult moments.

Winter holidays in wartime often trigger anxiety and loneliness. We explain how to adapt traditions and find support during the most difficult moments.

The scale of mined territories requires thousands of new sappers and analysts. High-quality specialist training takes months and requires access to modern technologies.

Destroyed gas pipelines force villagers to switch to solid fuel, but mined forest strips make firewood gathering deadly for civilians.

The severing of social ties and chronic stress are destroying the normal stage of growing up. Why teenagers need a space for recovery and professional psychological support.

Returning to offline learning requires not only reliable shelters but also a complete check of adjacent territories and access roads for mine safety.

Heat and shelling provoke fires that rescuers cannot extinguish due to mines. How remote thermal monitoring helps control the disaster.

The enemy systematically spreads fakes about internally displaced persons, aiming to divide Ukrainian communities. We break down the mechanisms of disinformation and methods of informational defense.

Systematic strikes on healthcare facilities leave thousands of people without access to treatment, forcing medics to save lives in makeshift premises.

Spring fieldwork remains dangerous due to contaminated territories, while ruined logistics complicate access to food. Humanitarian missions are becoming the foundation of survival for villages.