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Ekaterina Fomina

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IStories found military officers who fled Russia — they told us about the war crimes they have witnessed and why it is almost impossible to leave the Russian army

15 August

Ekaterina Fomina

How the Russian Servicemen Are Deserting and Escaping Russia so as Not to Kill in the War

IStories looked into the life stories of the convicted criminals who died in Ukraine and were recruited by Russia’s infamous paramilitary organization Wagner PMC, talked to the victims of their crimes, relatives and friends

3 May

Alesya Marokhovskaya, Ekaterina Fomina

Faces of Wagner

Stories of children from Mariupol “saved” by the Russian army. Two of them lost their mother during the war

24 February

Ekaterina Fomina, Editors

Ukrainian Children Were Brought on the Stage during the Pro-war Concert in Moscow. IStories Found Who They Are

IStories has learned the names of Russian soldiers involved in the killing of local civilians in a village near Kyiv. We called them, and one of the soldiers confessed to his crimes.

18 August

Ekaterina Fomina

“Dispose of Them,” the Commander Ordered

The phone of a local resident who survived a mass shooting was found in Bucha. The occupiers used this phone to call home. IStories found them

27 June

Ekaterina Fomina

Eight Pskov Paratroopers in Bucha

How they lose, escape, and help during the war

27 May

Irina Dolinina, Ekaterina Fomina

Refugees 2022. A Documentary by IStories

A brief story of the life and death of Ukrainian Nikolay Moroz, who went missing during the occupation of the Kyiv region.

25 April

Ekaterina Fomina

Nikolay, a Man of God

What Russian troops did in Bucha and other cities near Kyiv. Testimonies from local residents who survived the “special military operation”

6 April

Editors, Polina Uzhvak, Ekaterina Fomina

“They Just Came, Killed a Bunch of People, Destroyed the City and Left”

A third of older people in Russia live in a state of chronic loneliness. We tell you who and how is trying to fight this problem — and how it can be prevented for new generations

17 December

Editors, Ekaterina Fomina

“My Whole Head Is Full of the Fact That I Am Not Needed”