Events poster in TOT
TOT is an abbreviation that denotes the territory occupied by Russia during its full-scale aggression against Ukraine. On this territory, which covers parts of southern regions of Ukraine, including Kherson region, Russian occupation administrations operate. Materials with this label cover the situation in occupied areas: humanitarian crises, human rights violations, military operations, and the consequences of occupation for the civilian population.
10 August 2025
In the TOT of Kherson region, the enemy is preparing to transfer private homes of people who have left to communal ownership15 July 2025
320 tons of documents of the State Notary Archive have recently been removed from Kherson region17 March 2025
Russian Occupiers Demand Stronger Mobilization in Kherson Region Amid Growing Resistance19 February 2025
Militarization of Education in Occupied Ukraine: A Growing Concern16 February 2025
Russian Cadet Classes in Occupied Crimea: Youth Mobilization Efforts16 February 2025
Russian Occupiers Use Propaganda to Mobilize Youth in Crimea16 February 2025
Kherson Region Occupying Forces Ban Ukrainian Satellite Broadcasting14 February 2025
Creative Workshop for Displaced Children in Mykolaiv During War07 February 2025
Abduction and Russification of Kherson Children: A Tragic Reality03 February 2025
Russia's Militarization of Ukrainian Youth: The Yunarmiya Risk01 February 2025
In Crimea, the enemy sold Ukrainian property worth almost 5 billion, and used the money for war26 January 2025
Kremlin's political prisoner from Kherson region lost hearing in one ear in Russian colony| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
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