Militarnyi

Militarnyi
Logo since 2023
Native name
Мілітарний
Website type
News website
Available inEnglish, Ukrainian
HeadquartersKyiv, Ukraine
OwnerNonprofit organization Ukrainian Military Center
FoundersOleksandr Arhat and Taras Chmut
EditorsMykhailo Lyuksikov, Editor In Chief
Websitemilitarnyi.com/en
LaunchedOctober 14, 2008; 18 years ago (2008-10-14)
Current statusActive

Militarnyi (Ukrainian: Мілітарний) is Ukraine's most prominent military news website. Its articles are available in both Ukrainian and English. It attracts over 2 million unique visitors every month.

Militarnyi news articles are frequently cited by leading Ukrainian news outlets such as the Kyiv Post, the Kyiv Independent, and Ukrainska Pravda.

History

Militarnyi was originally created as a social media group by its co-founders, Taras Chmut and Oleksandr Arhat. As the community grew, Militarnyi began to publish military news articles and military news videos.

After the Russo-Ukrainian war began, Militarnyi reorganized itself to become the volunteer group Military Aid. In February 2017, it reorganized again, taking on legal status as a part of the nonprofit organization Ukrainian Military Center.

In November 2019, Militarnyi began publishing the Militarnyi Podcast.

Affiliations

Co-founder Taras Chmut is also the director of the Come Back Alive charitable foundation.

See also

References

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