About

UA.briefly is an independent explainer project. Every day we pick a few important events in Ukraine and explain them briefly and clearly in three languages: Ukrainian, English and Polish.

How we work

• We rely only on reputable public sources (national news agencies, leading media, official statements).
• Every story is our own original short summary, not a copy. We never add facts, quotes or numbers that are not in the source.
• Each story links to the original source so you can check the details.
• We do not use other outlets’ photos. Covers are photorealistic AI-generated illustrations of generic scenes; they are not photos of the events and are always labelled as such.

About our host: a virtual, AI-generated presenter

Olya is a virtual presenter. Her appearance (portrait) is generated by artificial intelligence, and future videos featuring her will also be generated or altered with AI. She is not a real person.

We disclose this openly in line with the transparency obligations of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act, Article 50) for AI-generated or manipulated content. Host videos will be labelled accordingly.

Topic selection, fact-checking and responsibility for the content lie with the editorial team.

Support UA.briefly

If you find our explainers useful, you can support the project via a Monobank jar. You can pay with any bank card; no Monobank account is needed.

This is not a fundraiser for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, a charity or any other cause: contributions go personally to the authors to develop the channel and the website.

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Contact

Contact & Advertise · emily.fazel@gmail.com