Roman V.

Roman V.

Incidents and Auto Columnist
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Runs the "Incidents" section. He served in law enforcement for many years, so he knows how investigations work from the inside and can distinguish the official version from rumors.

He writes about crimes, court cases, emergencies, and security. His second topic is cars: new models, traffic rules, accidents, and everything related to vehicles and roads.

For personal security reasons, Roman does not publish his last name or a photograph of his face. His identity is known to the editorial board, which takes full responsibility for the section's materials.

Articles

Passengers with luggage walk alongside a blue Ukrzaliznytsia train on the platform, illustrating high summer demand for rail travel

Ticket shortage for summer: how Ukrzaliznytsia is coping with record demand and transporting military personnel

Incidents 06/24/2026, 16:54
Ukrzaliznytsia transported over a million passengers in two weeks, but demand for tickets is twice the supply. 🚆 There is a critical shortage of seats on the Kyiv-Odesa and Kyiv-Lviv routes, with the average carriage load reaching 692 people. To relieve the network, new high-speed services have been added and train compositions redistributed. 🇺🇦
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Rescue workers in blue uniforms and red helmets restore the wooden roof structure of the Assumption Cathedral after shelling, working with beams and construction materials.

Saving Heritage: How the State Emergency Service Restored the Roof of the Dormition Cathedral After Shelling

Incidents 06/24/2026, 14:54
SES rescuers have completed the emergency repair of the roof of the Dormition Cathedral of the Lavra, which was damaged during the shelling on June 15. More than 100 fighters worked under threat to protect the ancient temple from destruction. Inside the building, the fight against moisture continues with the help of special equipment. 🇺🇦🏰🚒
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Column of military vehicles moving along a road, symbolizing logistics routes disrupted by GUR in Crimea

Strike on logistics: how GUR disrupted the operation of the 'land corridor' to Crimea

Incidents 06/23/2026, 13:56
GUR fighters struck a column of Russian trucks in the Zaporizhzhia region, disrupting the logistics corridor to Crimea. On the night of June 23, drones also attacked infrastructure facilities on the peninsula. The Institute for the Study of War recorded a sharp rise in strikes on the rear: more than 500 units of equipment were destroyed from May to June. 🚛💥🇺🇦
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