Driving Global Response to Russian Propaganda, Hybrid Warfare, and War Crimes

We amplify Ukraine’s voice on a global scale. We fortify liberal democracies against illicit information operations. We influence lawmakers and expose war criminals.

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When PBS News Hour sent a team from the US to Ukraine, the fighting around the area of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant was at its peak. News Hour not only wanted to report on this for its US audience it wanted to go further by telling the stories of those Ukrainian workers still working at the plant, with the Russian military now in control.

This was a near impossible task. But with the expertise and experience of PR Army coordinator Liuka, News Hour was able to tell that story.

She not only identified a worker who wanted to share their story. She also explained our needs as a TV network broadcast to personnel who were living and working in fear. She was also able to convince a worker who was evacuating with his family, to speak with News Hour, after they had left Zaporizhzhia. News Hour agreed to protect his identity which was arranged by Liuka. Without Liuka's understanding of the needs of TV journalists and her commitment to ensuring the safety of the worker and his family this story would have not been told.

Karl Bostic

Producer PBS News Hour

Staffed entirely by volunteers, the Ukrainian PR army provides an essential service to journalists covering the invasion of Ukraine. Their volunteers have helped my newspaper set up interviews, they regularly send compelling story pitches and have a wealth of valuable contacts that we have been able to leverage and enrich our coverage of the most important story in Europe since the end of the Second World War. I would have no hesitation in recommending them to any correspondent based in-country or abroad.