María Senovilla

The founder of the Russian Volunteer Corps, which stormed the Russian city of Bryansk, claims that "if Putin wanted to fight fascism, he should have started with Russia"

On the way to Bakhmut, those who refuse to evacuate claim that they have nowhere to go, only a few still believe that Russia and Ukraine can become brothers again, but all of them survive in extreme conditions to the challenges of the war

Atalayar interviews the head of the artillery of one of the new regular brigades that are currently bearing the brunt of the Ukrainian counteroffensive

We delve into Ukraine's most active frontline to see how the self-propelled 2S1 Gvozdika gun, a Soviet-designed piece with which Zelenski's army continues to hold back the Russian advance as it finalises the expected counteroffensive.

Although deminers have already neutralised more than 345,000 explosive devices in the former Russian-occupied territories, 30% of the country is mined and it will take years to clear it all

The heavy snowfall, which has felled trees and flooded roads, could also delay Zelensky's counteroffensive by turning the front lines in eastern Ukraine into a quagmire.

In the hospital closest to the front line in Bakhmut, doctors are living in a permanent war in which they have treated twelve people bombed in less than an hour

With the conflict stalemated on all battlefronts and the negotiating table deadlocked, we look back at the milestones of the past twelve months to understand what will happen next

The 50-year-old mayor of Stepanivka was illegally detained three times by Kremlin officials, beaten, terrorised and threatened with rape

Atalayar travels to the liberated territories of Dombash, where the difficulty of getting food, medicine or electricity supplies through threatens to unleash a humanitarian crisis this winter

The Kremlin has bombed 35% of the buildings in Kharkiv considered as cultural heritage; many of them, paradoxically, were dedicated to Russian figures, such as the Korolenko Library

In the war for control of information, the Kremlin is mixing the most despicable medieval techniques with modern pro-Russian bots that flood social networks with fake news about the invasion of Ukraine