14 November

30 Jule

20 January

08 January

07 Jule

12:21 148 archaeological monuments damaged after Kakhovka dam explosion, – culture ministry
11:38 No capacity deficit in the grid, – energy ministry
10:47 Russian spy exposed in Kirovohrad region
08:36 Overnight drone attack

06 Jule

16:03 In Chernihiv region environmental losses caused by Russian invasion amount to UAH 18 billion
11:40 Electricity disruption in Lviv region after Russian missile attack, – energy ministry
11:23 Russian agent exposed in Donetsk region
10:58 Russians put machine-guns on the roofs of power units, – Energoatom
08:44 Overnight missile attack, – air command report

05 Jule

19:01 Army of Drones destroyed 75 Russian military vehicles in the past week
14:12 Ukrainians are urged to reduce electricity consumption in the evening hours
00:33 Mother-Homeland statue illuminated with the colors of the flags of the USA and Ukraine
00:18 OSCE Parliamentary Assembly recognized Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism
00:05 A friend in need is a friend indeed, – General Zaluzhnyi congratulates USA on Independence Day

04 Jule

14:14 Government launches construction of water supply lines for territories affected by Kakhovka dam explosion
11:18 Electricity production fully meets consumption needs, – energy ministry
10:44 SBU detains Russian agent in Mykolaiv
00:27 Ukraine to become the basis for the European sky shield, – president Zelensky
00:05 MP Alekseev detained for 2 months with bail possibility

03 Jule

20:33 Russia is killing Saakashvili with the hands of Georgia’s authorities, – president Zelensky

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8 Dec 2022, 15:16
Due to the new format of interaction on Instagram, the reach of Bukvy has increased by 1000%, and the number of followers has increased by 7.7 times during the 9 months of the war

On February 24, 2022, like millions of Ukrainians, Bukvy employees woke up to the sounds of Russian bombs and missiles exploding in our cities. That day and several next weeks, our editorial staff worked around the clock, gathering information about the course of the full-fledged Russian invasion and informing our readers about the events that divided the lives of Ukrainian into the periods “before” and “after” the beginning of the full-fledged war. Similarly, our approaches to communicating with the audience also changed. In a crisis situation that changes literally everything, people are looking not only for information and help, but also for simple communication, understanding that they are not alone in the world where instead of the usual things and social interaction, there is only the risk of dying, getting crippled, losing loved ones.

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