A Ukrainian film director and producer told NTD about his new film and the inspiration he hopes to provide to the people of Ukraine.

Ukrainian refugees have taken up shelter in a theater’s machine room, where they also hold daily performances with live music to help lighten the mood. NTD spoke with director Rostislav Derzhypilskyi to learn more.

NTD spoke with film director Zaza Buadze about the war in Ukraine. Zaza gives an analogy of the war through storytelling.

A refugee coordinator shared with NTD her firsthand experience caring for refugees in Ternopil, Ukraine. Ternopil has been a rest stop for many refugees who are on their way out of the country.

Another aerial attack struck Lviv, Ukraine, on March 26. Dark plumes of smoke were seen rising in the sky in first-hand video captured by NTD.

Thousands of villages are spread across Ukraine’s countryside and all are feeling the effects of the war in one way or another. NTD visited one of these villages to find out how the war has changed their lives.

Churches have turned into humanitarian hubs and schools have become refugee respite centers in Ternopil, a city in Western Ukraine. NTD spoke with Ternopil Mayor Serhiy Nadal to learn more.

The governor of Ukraine’s Lviv region sat down with NTD and The Epoch Times to talk about the refugee flow from the war-torn east and helping relocate businesses to the region. Gov. Maksym Kozytskyy also discusses the military build-up and how block posts (checkpoints) sprung up everywhere.

NTD attended a funeral for a fallen soldier in Lviv, Ukraine. While many there were grieving, others expressed pride in the sacrifice he made for his country.

Illia Razumeiko and Roman Grygoriv, two Ukrainian composers evacuating from Kyiv to western Ukraine, shared with NTD how they were affected by the war. Instead of playing musical instruments, they had to learn how to use different types of weapons. Grygoriv said: “I load machine guns. I train how to quickly load and unload it. […]

While many Ukrainians are focused on winning the war, some government officials are also trying to save the economy. NTD spoke to them about how they plan to keep the economy going during the war.

Oleksiy Gnatkovskiy, a Ukrainian actor, performed to an audience in a bunker in Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine, on March 20. He told NTD, “In fact, we understand the great responsibility for our work, we understand how important it is for people to take a break from this war at some point in order to gather themselves together with […]

It’s been almost a month since Russia invaded Ukraine, and some Ukrainian performers think it’s important to keep their acts going. NTD went inside a bunker that has come to life.

NTD’s reporter on the ground in Ukraine spoke to several community leaders in the Ukrainian city of Ternopil. The mayor says the city’s churches have become a place of refuge.

The population of Truskavets, Ukraine, has more than doubled in size since rumors of the war began. Andriy Kulchynsky, the mayor of Truskavets, explains to NTD why so many people took refuge there and how they are providing food and shelter to thousands of people every day.

Volunteers lined up in their cars at the Poland-Ukraine border. Many of them are bringing goods for the Ukrainian people. NTD spoke with people waiting in their cars to find out more.

A factory on the outskirts of Lviv, Ukraine, was attacked Friday morning by rocket fire. NTD was in Lviv when it happened and he heard from the governor.

NTD is on the ground in Lviv, Ukraine. Looking from the outside, one may not guess the country is in a war. NTD spoke to the residents of Lviv to get a better feel of the hearts and minds in the western Ukrainian city.

A museum in western Ukraine has been transformed into a workshop and volunteers from across the country are weaving camouflage nets for soldiers. The volunteers have made hundreds of nets so far, and even more balaclavas. NTD is reporting on the ground in Ukraine. In order to keep the volunteers safe, we will not reveal […]

Over 3 million Ukrainians have already fled their country. NTD is on the ground in Lviv, which is about 45 miles from the Polish border. He visited a train station on Wednesday that is now the central hub for refugees before they leave the country.