Media Center Ukraine is a civic initiative dedicated to supporting the media and independent journalists in covering the war waged by russia against Ukraine
Dear colleagues, friends, and partners!
Starting in August, Media Center Ukraine will transition to a project-based model. We are concluding our work as a press center, which has served as a platform for briefings and press conferences for Ukrainian and international journalists.
Media Center Ukraine began its work in March 2022, during one of the most challenging periods in Ukraine’s modern history. Over the past four years, Media Center Ukraine has welcomed more than 4,000 journalists from around the world. Thank you all for your trust and partnership!
Ukraine needs to focus its efforts on breaking out of this logistical dead end, because we will have no future as a country – analysts
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About 59 countries around the world have established ties with Ukraine’s occupied territories, including our country’s partners – according to @realnagazeta study
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Legitimizing the Occupation: Contacts Between Foreign States and Ukraine’s Temporarily Occupied Territories Have Increased by 400% Since 2022 – @realnagazeta Research Findings
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Today we’ll talk about the Sixtiers – a generation of Ukrainian intellectuals who broke free from the constraints of Socialist Realism, strengthened national consciousness, and became a moral and cultural opposition to the Soviet system in the 1960s.
More than 7,000 applicants from the Temporarily Occupied Territories (TOT) have already submitted their applications to Ukrainian universities – @MON_UKRAINEshorturl.at/6cykR
Today we’ll tell you about a treasure of Transcarpathia – Palanok Castle in Mukachevo
Palanok Castle stands on a volcanic hill, 68 meters above the city center. In the Middle Ages, the castle served a defensive purpose and controlled important trade routes in the region.
Today we’ll tell you about one of the most outstanding Ukrainian poets of the 20th century – Vasyl Stus
Vasyl Stus is a symbol of the unbreakable spirit of the Ukrainian people, who gave his life to preserve the Ukrainian language and culture.
The article “on discrediting the armed forces,” introduced by Russia, is an attempt to establish control over the occupied territories – @RchrSevshorturl.at/HJKQo