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February 22, 2023
Before And After Satellite Photos Reveal Devastation In Ukraine After Russia's Invasion

When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, it not only triggered the biggest military conflict in Europe since World War II but also brought devastation to towns and cities across the country.

February 06, 2023
'Beaten Very Badly': Now In Legal Limbo, Ukrainian Inmates Freed When Russia Left Kherson Describe Life Under Occupation

For inmates at a Kherson jail, the city’s liberation also meant their liberation: Russian authorities freed them before retreating. Memories of alleged brutality and abuse during the more than eight-month occupation linger on.
January 03, 2023
How Ukraine's 'Great Reconstruction' Brought Great Rewards For A Company Linked To Dnipropetrovsk's Government And An FBI Fugitive

A company co-owned by a powerlifter who is linked to the governor of Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region and the business partner of an FBI fugitive received nearly $41 million in public funds for road repair, a journalistic investigation by Schemes found.
December 14, 2022
In Satellite Images Of Russian-Occupied Crimea, Experts Point To Potential Targets For Ukraine

A close examination of satellite images from Planet Labs displays the extent to which the occupied Crimean Peninsula has become a hub for Russia's military operations in Ukraine -- and a potential target for Kyiv's forces.
December 07, 2022
'They Called Him The Specialist': Ukrainian Man Tells Of Kherson Torturer

Serhiy Mak says he spent 25 days locked in the cellar of an office building in Kherson, southern Ukraine, where he was tortured by a Russian man nicknamed "The Specialist." Mak spoke to RFE/RL after Ukrainian forces liberated the city from Russian occupation.
December 05, 2022
Russian Soldier Says Commander Stabbed Ukrainian Woman To Death

A Russian commander stabbed an elderly Ukrainian woman to death during the retreat from Izyum, according to a soldier in his unit. Evidence of the alleged war crime first emerged from a phone intercept by Ukrainian intelligence.
December 01, 2022
Ukrainian Man Spends Months Digging Through Rubble To Find His Dead Friend

A Ukrainian man spent months digging through the wreckage of an apartment block to find the body of a close friend from his school days. Pavlo Holub lives in Izyum, and he carried out this work during the six-month Russian occupation of the town before it was liberated by Ukrainian forces.
November 30, 2022
On Eve Of Russian Invasion, Ukrainian Court Catered To Yanukovych's Interests, RFE/RL Investigation Finds

Irregularities marred a Kyiv court’s hearing of two lawsuits aimed at restoring ex-Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych’s presidential title and status ahead of the Russian invasion in February, a Schemes investigation reveals.
November 11, 2022
Detained Ukrainian Industry 'Icon' Has Russian Citizenship, RFE/RL Investigation Finds

Now detained on suspicion of aiding Moscow in its aggression against Ukraine, the longtime head of a prominent Ukrainian aircraft engine maker is a Russian citizen, a Schemes investigation has found.
November 04, 2022
How Western Tech In Iranian Drones Is Helping Russia Wage War On Ukraine

A new Schemes investigation reveals the Western components inside the Iranian combat drones that Russia is deploying in its war against Ukraine, raising questions about how Tehran obtains this technology despite sanctions.
October 30, 2022
After The Russian Withdrawal, Memories Of Resistance And Collaboration Linger In A Ukrainian Village

Some residents of Shevchenkove tell Schemes, the investigative unit of RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service, how they withstood torture and threats to resist collaboration with the Russian forces occupying their village in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. Others describe what compelled them to cooperate.
October 05, 2022
Ukrainian Supreme Court Judge Fired Over Russian Citizenship Following Journalistic Investigation

The Ukrainian Supreme Court has fired one of its judges following a recent finding by Schemes, the investigative unit of RFE/RL’s Ukrainian Service, that he has Russian citizenship.

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About Schemes

Schemes (Skhemy) is an award-winning investigative news project run by RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service that focuses on exposing high-level corruption. It was created in the wake of the 2014 Maidan Revolution.

Schemes: Investigating Ukraine

Wednesday 22 February 2023

Before And After Satellite Photos Reveal Devastation In Ukraine After Russia's Invasion

'Beaten Very Badly': Now In Legal Limbo, Ukrainian Inmates Freed When Russia Left Kherson Describe Life Under Occupation

How Ukraine's 'Great Reconstruction' Brought Great Rewards For A Company Linked To Dnipropetrovsk's Government And An FBI Fugitive

In Satellite Images Of Russian-Occupied Crimea, Experts Point To Potential Targets For Ukraine

'They Called Him The Specialist': Ukrainian Man Tells Of Kherson Torturer

Russian Soldier Says Commander Stabbed Ukrainian Woman To Death

Ukrainian Man Spends Months Digging Through Rubble To Find His Dead Friend

On Eve Of Russian Invasion, Ukrainian Court Catered To Yanukovych's Interests, RFE/RL Investigation Finds

Detained Ukrainian Industry 'Icon' Has Russian Citizenship, RFE/RL Investigation Finds

How Western Tech In Iranian Drones Is Helping Russia Wage War On Ukraine

After The Russian Withdrawal, Memories Of Resistance And Collaboration Linger In A Ukrainian Village

Ukrainian Supreme Court Judge Fired Over Russian Citizenship Following Journalistic Investigation

About Schemes

Top Trending Ukraine

In Russia's War Economy, The Warning Lights Are Blinking

U.S. Reportedly Allows Ukraine To Strike Russia With Long-Range Weapons

RFE/RL Reveals Chilling New Details Of Bucha Massacre As Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of War

Putin Says Russia Fired New Intermediate Missile At Ukraine After ICBM Accusations

Could U.S. Long-Range Missiles Tip The Balance In The Ukraine War?

Ukraine Live Briefing: Kyiv Loses 40 Percent Of Land Held In Russia's Kursk Region, Says Military Source

Steps Too Far As Moscow, Washington Cross 'Red Lines' Over Ukraine?

At Least 21 Dead In Russian Missile Strikes In Ukraine's Odesa, Sumy

Russia Says Ukraine Used ATACMS Against Military Target In Bryansk

Putin Opponents March To Russian Embassy In Berlin, Condemn War

Latest Posts

How Ukraine Lost $24 Million: Sanctioned Businessman's Assets Go To Private Buyers

RFE/RL Uncovers $1 Million Dubai Property In Ukrainian Lawmaker's Family

Official In Ukrainian President's Office Was Frequent Flier To Russia, Investigation Finds

Threatening E-Mails Sent To Ukrainian Organizations After RFE/RL Investigation

Leaked Records Detail Vast Russian Influence Campaign Targeting Ukraine, EU

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Schemes: Investigating Ukraine

Wednesday 22 February 2023

Before And After Satellite Photos Reveal Devastation In Ukraine After Russia's Invasion

'Beaten Very Badly': Now In Legal Limbo, Ukrainian Inmates Freed When Russia Left Kherson Describe Life Under Occupation

How Ukraine's 'Great Reconstruction' Brought Great Rewards For A Company Linked To Dnipropetrovsk's Government And An FBI Fugitive

In Satellite Images Of Russian-Occupied Crimea, Experts Point To Potential Targets For Ukraine

'They Called Him The Specialist': Ukrainian Man Tells Of Kherson Torturer

Russian Soldier Says Commander Stabbed Ukrainian Woman To Death

Ukrainian Man Spends Months Digging Through Rubble To Find His Dead Friend

On Eve Of Russian Invasion, Ukrainian Court Catered To Yanukovych's Interests, RFE/RL Investigation Finds

Detained Ukrainian Industry 'Icon' Has Russian Citizenship, RFE/RL Investigation Finds

How Western Tech In Iranian Drones Is Helping Russia Wage War On Ukraine

After The Russian Withdrawal, Memories Of Resistance And Collaboration Linger In A Ukrainian Village

Ukrainian Supreme Court Judge Fired Over Russian Citizenship Following Journalistic Investigation

About Schemes

Top Trending Ukraine

In Russia's War Economy, The Warning Lights Are Blinking

U.S. Reportedly Allows Ukraine To Strike Russia With Long-Range Weapons

RFE/RL Reveals Chilling New Details Of Bucha Massacre As Ukraine Marks 1,000 Days Of War

Putin Says Russia Fired New Intermediate Missile At Ukraine After ICBM Accusations

Could U.S. Long-Range Missiles Tip The Balance In The Ukraine War?

Ukraine Live Briefing: Kyiv Loses 40 Percent Of Land Held In Russia's Kursk Region, Says Military Source

Steps Too Far As Moscow, Washington Cross 'Red Lines' Over Ukraine?

At Least 21 Dead In Russian Missile Strikes In Ukraine's Odesa, Sumy

Russia Says Ukraine Used ATACMS Against Military Target In Bryansk

Putin Opponents March To Russian Embassy In Berlin, Condemn War

Latest Posts

How Ukraine Lost $24 Million: Sanctioned Businessman's Assets Go To Private Buyers

RFE/RL Uncovers $1 Million Dubai Property In Ukrainian Lawmaker's Family

Official In Ukrainian President's Office Was Frequent Flier To Russia, Investigation Finds

Threatening E-Mails Sent To Ukrainian Organizations After RFE/RL Investigation

Leaked Records Detail Vast Russian Influence Campaign Targeting Ukraine, EU