Olha Kurshevska

Reporter. In the Frontliner team since 2024. She tries to do as much as possible for Ukraine's victory. In addition to journalism, she volunteers as a military psychologist. When at the frontline for making a report, she alsoimproves the morale and psychological state of the soldiers. The most enjoyable part of her job is fighters smiling during interviews.

01 Jul, 2024 - Olha Kurshevska - Artem Derkachov

LGBTQ+ soldiers. Different but not equal

Ukrainian LGBTQ+ soldiers have a double-sided war against the Russian enemy and for equal rights for their community. “I want to get married and start a family. If, God forbid, something happens to me, I want my love to receive the state’s payments and the government to support her. I can’t take 10 days off […]

07 Jun, 2024 - Olha Kurshevska - Danylo Dubchak

Frontline Nikopol Pipe Plant as an overlooked symbol of resilience

Facing constant mortar and artillery fire, employees of one of Europe’s largest seamless pipe manufacturing plants in Nikopol have to travel to and from work regardless. The working day has become longer because of the war and shifts are now extended. However, most of the plant’s workers are holding on to their jobs, not planning […]

10 May, 2024 - Olha Kurshevska - Danylo Dubchak

Dnipro Mechnikov Hospital, a place where people are brought back to life

❗️SENSITIVE CONTENT❗️ Mechnikov Dnipro Regional Clinical Hospital is the largest medical facility in eastern Ukraine providing surgical and stabilization care. It welcomes critically wounded soldiers from all over the frontline. Since 2022, the hospital has treated 28,000 troops. The wounded are evacuated from Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, and Kherson regions [where the toughest battles […]