all names

Emergency workers organisation

Named in 4 reports across 4 stories - 28 Sept – 18 Oct
28 Sept 202618 Oct 2026

Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Emergency workers. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Emergency workers.

Fortress Cities and Russia share 1 reporteastern Ukraine and Russia share 1 reportAnother and Fortress Cities share 1 reporteastern Ukraine and Fortress Cities share 1 reportKharkiv and Ukraine share 1 reportAnother and eastern Ukraine share 1 reportDonetsk and Zaporizhzhia share 1 reportAnother and Russia share 1 reportEmergency workersAnotherAnother - 1 shared report (person)DonetskDonetsk - 1 shared report (place)eastern Ukr…eastern Ukraine - 1 shared report (place)Fortress Ci…Fortress Cities - 1 shared report (place)KharkivKharkiv - 1 shared report (place)OdesaOdesa - 1 shared report (place)RussiaRussia - 1 shared report (place)UkraineUkraine - 1 shared report (place)ZaporizhzhiaZaporizhzhia - 1 shared report (place)

The stories

Evacuations continue daily as more than 83,400 civilians remain in Kramatorsk and Sloviansk communities

95 outlets1 report names Emergency workers5 Aug – 22 Oct

Death Toll Rises to 17 in Russian Strike on Zaporizhzhia

4 outlets1 report names Emergency workers10 Oct – 20 Oct

Odesa under Russian attack, residential building damaged

2 outlets1 report names Emergency workers10 Oct – 21 Oct

What Life Looks Like in the ‘Fortress Cities’ Russia Is Trying to Break

1 outlets1 report names Emergency workers29 Sept

Who keeps naming them

Euronews1NYT World1Kyiv Post (Ukraine)1Ukrinform (Ukraine)1

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