Tania, Monday 30 May 2022
Tania is from Mariupol. In her first voicemail she describes what it’s like talking to her parents who are still in the city that is now occupied by Russian forces
War in Ukraine
Watch, read and listen to all of our coverage of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Invaded: Voicemails from Ukraine
A collection of daily messages from inside Ukraine as the Russian invasion unfolds.
Olga, Wednesday 25 May 2022
Olga explains why the fighting in the eastern region of Donetsk is causing salt shortages
Naliia, Monday 23 May 2022
Naliia’s dad has started chemotherapy and is in less pain, but the war has affected medical supplies and even in the capital it’s not always easy to access what you need
Vera, Monday 23 May 2022
Vera describes the decisions she has to make each night about where to sleep
Mariupol
25 April 2022
42 minutes
Two atrocities in the port city of Mariupol epitomise Russia’s violence in Ukraine. This is the story of those atrocities and of Mariupol’s truth.
Russian warship, go f*** yourself
7 March 2022
36 minutes
We thought the Russians were masters of the information war; that they’d sweep Ukraine aside. Why is it not turning out that way?
Lebedev: Lord of Siberia
28 February 2022
36 minutes
Door after door in Britain has been opened for Evgeny Lebedev, all the way to the House of Lords. Who has opened them, and why?
ThinkIns
We’ve been gathering experts alongside Tortoise members and journalists to shine a light on the stories from Ukraine that are being missed.
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Open News Meeting
Does Britain really want Ukrainian refugees?
Open News Meeting: Ukraine special
Open News Meeting
Russia and Ukraine: a return to conventional warfare?
Welcome to Londongrad: why does London still attract so much dirty money?
Open News Meeting
Putin: How much opposition is there in Russia?
Open News Meeting
Sensemaker
Our day-by-day analysis since the start of the invasion.
Sensemaker: An altered Israel
Sensemaker: Serious Sunak
Sensemaker: Meet Humza Yousaf
Sensemaker: Stalingrad 2.0
Sensemaker: Scot free
Sensemaker: Expensive friend
Sensemaker: Spent force
Sensemaker: Swiss tank
Sensemaker: Moscow rules
Sensemaker: Jupiter blinks
Sensemaker: Six million pound man
Sensemaker: War profiteers
Sensemaker: NHS receipts
Sensemaker: Crash test dummies
Sensemaker: Weighing up Wegovy
Sensemaker: Pakistan in peril
Sensemaker: Small minds
Sensemaker: Ron’s rules
Sensemaker: Covid truth or dare
Sensemaker: A gun to the head
Sensemaker: Nigerian crossroads
Sensemaker: Childcare in crisis
Sensemaker: Two trains
Sensemaker: Isn’t Brexit fun?
Sensemaker: The price of defeat
Sensemaker: How to win
Sensemaker: START stop
Sensemaker: From Russia with warships
Sensemaker: Munich again
Sensemaker: Rohingya at sea
Sensemaker: A brutal business
Sensemaker: The Modi effect
Know more
Our journalists’ opinion pieces, dispatches and analysis take you deeper into the detail of the conflict.
Who controls Telegram?
The pull
The Will Smith Doctrine has no place in Ukraine
Untested assumptions
Father Marek’s dance
Johnson wants to have his khaki and eat it
Macron’s Metternich moment
Hope for peace – but prepare for the worst in Ukraine
Johnson had a pandemic to deal with, but he also had a friend to promote
The West is much too smug in its new no-cry zone
Putin may not be satisfied with Ukraine, even if he takes it all. So where might he go next?
“World War Three is already here” – says the woman who confronted Johnson
Voices from the border
View from the border
