Diana Delyurman

Reporter. After studying at the Faculty of History, intuition led her to journalism. Therefore, even more letters and texts appeared in my life. Since joining Frontliner, she has started to pursue her passion for photography. Her focus is always on national security, Russian war crimes, attacks on cultural objects, and the impact of war on children.

29 Jul, 2024 - Diana Delyurman

«Love Your Fate» – A Ukrainian Woman Returning to a Full Life After Prosthetics

“No one in Chornobaivka has a leg like mine,” says 36-year-old Yuliya Hryhorieva in her room at the Superhumans Center. Her mechanical prosthesis stands next to her bed. Yuliya has already managed to walk around her entire home village in the Kherson region with it, repeatedly catching the surprised glances of her fellow villagers. But […]

21 Jun, 2024 - Diana Delyurman - Danylo Dubchak

«I realize that my dad is gone». Children of fallen defenders undergo rehabilitation in the Carpathians.

After a heavy rainstorm, the clouds hugged the tall pines and seemed to descend into the valley. There, between three mountain ranges of the Carpathians, children of deceased soldiers have been undergoing psychological rehabilitation for two weeks. Sixty children from all over Ukraine have come to the I da Vinci camp, supported by the Children […]