Zarina Zabrisky

“I was running away from a Russian drone,” says Mykolai, a thin man with silver-grey hair in his late fifties, with a bandage across his chest and torso. “A drone dropped explosives on me. Another drone was remotely mining the street with anti-infantry mines, and I covered my face, but my fingers and torso got injured.”

The same psychological warfare tactics Moscow used to prepare the ground for its invasion of Ukraine are now being used against the rest of Europe, writes Zarina Zabrisky

UN Commissioner documents systematic drone attacks across 300km. Russian military units identified, command chain traced to Kremlin.

Zarina Zabrisky speaks to Ukrainians about the horrors of an underreported genocide taking place right now in the Russian-occupied part of the Kherson region

Oleshki, a city on the Russian-occupied left bank of the Dnipro River in Ukraine’s Kherson region, is under a new form of siege: a combined mine and drone blockade. Drones control movement from above and...

As negotiations open on Ukraine's accession to the EU, Zarina Zabrisky reports on a key human rights challenge which must be addressed by the Ukrainian Government

Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has warned of an acute humanitarian emergency affecting over 6,000 civilians, including around 200 children, in

Pastor Mark Burns pledges to raise Kherson's drone siege with Congress and the president after learning of it for the first time.

Zarina Zabriski talks to Victor Hordiienko, a Kherson farmer who is risking his own life to keep his village alive

Four months after Euromaidan Press first reported the siege, the UN, Human Rights Watch, ISW, and the OSCE have all confirmed it. An exiled official says 100 bodies lie unburied in the town's hospital basement.