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Azov
Soldiers’ testimonies, photographs, videos, and military files form a comprehensive account of the 86-day siege of Mariupol in the early days of the war.
Feb. 26
Kremlin
Two locals who were poisoned were supposed to work in Mariupol conducting the Russian presidential elections, and the guests from Moscow came to give them final instructions and conduct an inspection.
Feb. 22
War in Ukraine
A powerful documentary film chronicling the first month of the Mariupol siege wins the British Film Academy Awards. Kyiv Post spoke to its director, Mstyslav Chernov.
Feb. 19
War in Ukraine
A local official noted “reinforcements of all kinds” around Mariupol as Russia brought in 5,000 more troops for training and to bolster reserve units for the eastern front.
Feb. 16
Kyiv
Whether contemplating roads full of human remains, child psychology in bomb shelters, or the psychic capacity of a murder of crows, Ukraine has no shortage of material for horror.
Feb. 8
Azov
With Russian forces dying to find Ukrainian soldiers hiding in occupied Mariupol, Ihor had to invent identities to stay alive. Hundreds of kilometers away, his pregnant wife was about to give birth.
Feb. 7
Germany
According to a German journalist, Mariupol is “functioning,” and the city already is allegedly rebuilding schools, residential buildings, and entire neighborhoods.
Feb. 2
War in Ukraine
These recently released numbers refer only to those unoccupied and liberated areas fully under Ukrainian control and to which its police had full access.
Feb. 1
War in Ukraine
A propagandist film tracks how Russians are investing in the ruins of Mariupol homes left by the dead or displaced after Moscow’s invasion caused mass destruction and upwards of 75,000 deaths.
Jan. 31
Mariupol
"If the world saw everything that happened in Mariupol, it would give at least some meaning to this horror," the filmmaker narrates.
Jan. 23
Mariupol
Partisans in Mariupol told Kyiv Post that Russian soldiers fell for a ruse involving some unpleasant vodka and a fake social media account for an "imaginary charming woman."
Jan. 23
Armed Forces of Ukraine
Locals reported explosions in Mariupol on Wednesday. An advisor to the mayor in exile claimed that the Ukrainian forces had stuck an ammunition and equipment depot, resulting in 10 casualties.
Dec. 21, 2023
War in Ukraine
Moscow has begun to spread “fake” rumors that partisans in Mariupol are killing Russian soldiers which the resistance believes is a plot designed to flush them out.
Nov. 27, 2023
Putin
A month after Japanese researchers had “proved” Putin’s use of doppelgängers the social media claims that one has now replaced the “dead” Russian President just won’t go away.
Nov. 20, 2023
War in Ukraine
“It was a thorny path. Bohdan went through a lot while in Russia, but despite everything he wanted to be home! Today his wish has come true.”
Nov. 19, 2023
War in Ukraine
A powerful documentary film chronicling the first month of the Mariupol siege stuns American viewers. Kyiv Post speaks to its director, Mstyslav Chernov, in New York.
Nov. 19, 2023
Four explosions blasted the Russian-occupied Mariupol International Airport, where the Russian military bases air defense systems, the mayor’s advisor said.
Jul. 12