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Capital K — 9 FebruaryKyiv’s Protective WallsFor me, Kyiv is like a friend or a family member — when it suffers, I feel the need to be close, even if there’s nothing I can do to help -
Capital K — 28 JanuaryLiving on the Left BankThis winter, I experienced a days-long blackout for the first time -
Capital K — 23 JanuaryFighting for Heat and LightA rescuer's evening — between a game with his son and the next shift. Photos by Danylo Pavlov and Pavlo Petrov -
Capital K — 20 NovemberWhat This Is All ForWe fight not just because we are not them, but because we are defending values that are incompatible with the Russian way of life -
Capital K — 19 NovemberLive, Pray, CurseWartime Kyiv has learned to curse. It curses impulsively and on principle, by inertia and by conscious choice, rationally and emotionally -
Capital K — 28 August 2025People Сome for More than Just BooksFounder of ‘Sens‘ bookstore on the importance of literature for reshaping the national identity -
Capital K — 22 August 2025My Grandmother Built AirplanesAs a child, it surprised me that not every family had a grandmother like mine -
Capital K — 29 July 2024The Class of the RevolutionWhat soon-to-be graduates dream of as they assemble their first drones at their high school desks. A photo series by Alex Babenko
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