Kyiv, Ukraine, 02000
$300 - $600 / Day
Request QuoteOlha is a local producer/fixer based in Ukraine, known for her unwavering dedication and resourcefulness in the face of danger. Navigating through war-torn regions with international journalists and documentary crews, Olha's exceptional skills in translation, local knowledge, and crisis management are indispensable. Fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, Polish, and English, she seamlessly bridges communication gaps while earning the trust of both military personnel and civilians. Olha's courage and commitment to uncovering the brutal realities of conflict have been instrumental in bringing the harrowing stories of Ukrainian resilience and Russian atrocities to the world's attention.
Produced for Feature Story News
During the past year, the railway network in Ukraine has provided essential corridors for those fleeing conflict areas. The train system's resilience has now become a source of national pride.
Produced for Feature Story News
Ukraine's economy contracted more than 30 percent last year after Russia's full-scale invasion dealt a devastating blow. While challenges remain, some local businesses are banking on national pride to boost morale and profits.
Produced for Feature Story News
The economic toll from Russia’s invasion that triggered major disruptions to production and exports, particularly of grain, has been felt globally. Among broken farming machinery, rocket fragments are scattered across the fields belonging to Ukrainian farmer Ivan Mishchenko. The 66-year-old fled his farm in March last year when the fighting between Ukrainian and Russian forces reached his doorstep.
More refugees have crossed into Poland than any other nation. Many have settled in Poland’s larger cities, including the capital Warsaw. There has been a strong humanitarian response, but officials are calling for wider assistance to help ease the burden.
More than 3 million people have fled Ukraine into neighbouring nations since Russia’s invasion began several weeks ago, with nearly 2 million crossing into Poland. But with the number of refugees only expected to grow, officials are calling for more resources to help sustain this relief effort.
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Millions of people have fled their homes over the past year due to the war in Ukraine, with many young Ukrainians separated from their schools and support networks. Despite the constant threat of Russian missiles and power outages, schools are adapting to this new reality.
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