«If They’d Found Out — They Would’ve Shot Me on the Spot»: How a School Principal in Kherson Region Mocked a Commandant from Dagestan and Helped Blow Up a Russian Military Train

The school principal refused to cooperate with the invaders and became an active participant in the resistance: she posted patriotic leaflets, tracked enemy vehicles, and helped blow up a train with ammunition

Dmytro Kuzubov3 June42 min read

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Stories

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Ivan Antypenko11 May

«If They’d Found Out — They Would’ve Shot Me on the Spot»: How a School Principal in Kherson Region Mocked a Commandant from Dagestan and Helped Blow Up a Russian Military Train

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Pavlo Korobchuk2 April

“They Gave Us Drugs Used Only in Veterinary Medicine”: How the Russians Tried — and Failed — to Take Over a Children's Hospital in Kherson

Sofiia Panasiuk9 June

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Collage for an interview with Andrii Andriushchenko for Signal to Resist

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Olena Pavlenko8 April

“They Gave Us Drugs Used Only in Veterinary Medicine”: How the Russians Tried — and Failed — to Take Over a Children's Hospital in Kherson

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Analysis

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"So You Believe in Your Jesus? Did He Save You?" – How Russian Forces Tortured Ukrainian Priest Serhii Chudinovych in Occupied Kherson

Father Serhii recounts how the Ukrainian Church helped Kherson survive the occupation, what Russians truly believe, and how he managed to escape captivity

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