Yuriy Fedorenko got his call sign Achilles for bravery and independence. Before the war, he was working full time as a Kyiv city council deputy; today, he is fighting against Russian forces in Donbas as commander of an attack drone squadron. Anna Kosstutschenko has his story.
Ever since American Glenna Manchego joined the International Legion of Defense of Ukraine in April 2022, she has been risking her life to help Ukrainians. A trained paramedic, Manchego traveled to Ukraine soon after Russia’s invasion. Anna Kosstutschenko has her story. Camera - Pavel Suhodolskiy.
Professional rescuers and firefighters in Ukraine receive equipment and support from across globe
In Ukraine, even in the face of Russian shelling, some people are staying in cities to rescue pets. Volunteers from Kharkiv are trying to help. Anna Kosstutschenko has the story. This video contains images of injured animals that may be disturbing to some viewers. Camera — Pavel Suhodolskiy
After Russia withdrew from a deal allowing Ukraine to export grain through ports on the Black Sea, the Kremlin launched attacks on Ukrainian ports and grain hubs. Anna Kosstutschenko spoke with Ukrainian farmers about how this will impact them. VOA footage by Pavel Suhodolskiy.
Soldier says drones can be used to save civilians and even capture the enemy
During one of his visits to Ukraine, the photographer brought more than $200,000 worth of aid
UN, Turkey renegotiate deal to extend Ukrainian grain exports through the Black Sea for 60 days
Washington-based charity United Help Ukraine is providing equipment, and Syrian doctors are sharing their knowledge
