
A coordination platform aimed at establishing systematic work of foreign media representatives in Ukraine frontline regions. A project by @pdplatform_ngo
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Ukraine Frontline Media Platform retweeted
A branch of a famous Ukrainian media @tweetsNV - NV Business - is working on articles about Russian businesses that used to operate in Ukraine and their faiths after the full-scale invasion.
The recent publication is available on the link: biz.nv.ua/ukr/economics/vs-e…
Ukraine Frontline Media Platform retweeted
Yulia Naidysh is also working on a video project titled "Dykyy Skhid" ("Wild East"), where through social polls on the streets of Kyiv she gets people to share their views on the eastern regions of Ukraine.
Check the video here: tiktok.com/@uaskhid/video/71…
Ukraine Frontline Media Platform retweeted
NGO @With__Ukraine is working on a special video project regarding the inaccuracies in media publications regarding the coverage of the war in Ukraine and the consequences they might have.
Here you can check out their recent video: teapawt.net/With__Ukraine/status/1…
Replying to @With__Ukraine
As media form the audience's understanding of events — precise wording, as well as the citing trusted sources, are crucial.
Our second video of the series (beginning ⬆️) explores how ambiguous wording can conceal the criminal nature of Russia's actions in occupied territories
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Ukraine Frontline Media Platform retweeted
Few months ago, we launched a mini-grant contest to support independent media & journalists.
4 winners were able to get financial aid of €2500 to realize their ideas, and today we are happy to share some of the results of their work below!
Ukraine Frontline Media Platform retweeted
1st picture – December 1940, during the Second World War, Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party celebrated Christmas
2nd picture – During the Russian-Ukrainian war in December 2022, the moscow terrorist regime decorated Chelyabinsk, one of russia's major cities with signs of invasion
Ukraine Frontline Media Platform retweeted
Read our takeaways from the investigation. nyti.ms/3WkIRSw
Ukraine Frontline Media Platform retweeted
When Russia's war in Ukraine began, residents of Bucha decided to flee with their families, protect their loved ones and search for food. Russian soldiers killed them for it.
We retraced the victims' final moments. nyti.ms/3HRhYBr
Ukraine Frontline Media Platform retweeted
The videos were chilling: dozens of civilians' bodies, some with their arms bound, strewn along a street in the Ukrainian town of Bucha. Exclusive evidence obtained by The New York Times reveals the Russian regiment — and commander — behind the atrocity. nyti.ms/3BRtxEQ





