
United24 Media
Ukrainian media initiative covering Ukraine's defence efforts and battlefield technology.
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Mentioned in: Deep Strike hits Salavat for first time
Russia-Ukraine War 2026Background
On 13-14 July 2026 United24 Media reported that Ukraine's Special Operations Forces Deep Strike units had hit the Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat petrochemical complex in Bashkortostan, the first strike on that complex, as part of the outlet's ongoing coverage of Ukraine's deep-strike campaign for international audiences.
United24 Media is Ukraine's official English-language digital media platform, established in 2022 by the Ministry of Digital Transformation in the first weeks of Russia's full-scale invasion. The platform produces short-form video, social media content, data journalism and written reportage aimed at international audiences, reaching around 13 million readers and viewers per month, with roughly half that audience based outside Ukraine.
The outlet was created to counter Russian information operations and present Ukraine's perspective to Western policymakers, journalists and the general public in accessible English. It operates as a modern-format content studio, prioritising social media distribution and YouTube over traditional long-form publishing. United24 Media is formally connected to the broader United24 initiative, Ukraine's state fundraising platform launched by President Zelenskyy, though its editorial output is positioned as journalism rather than official communications; international readers and fact-checkers treat its content as carrying an official Ukrainian government perspective, requiring cross-referencing with independent sources on contested battlefield claims.