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.
On Thursday, Instagram took down a post of Iryna Dmitrieva, a mother of 4-year-old Lisa killed in the Russian rocket strike at Vinnytsya on July 14. In her poignant message, the w ...
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Creative director of ROA Patrick Stengbye talking about the shoes he chooses for running, what the brand will surprise us with in 2024 and President Zelensky’s style