This final paper presents the coverage of the armed conflict in Ukraine by Croatian online media. With the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the world found itself in the midst of the greatest geopolitical crisis since the end of the Cold War. The beginning of the invasion was marked by the unprecedented unification of the Western world, primarily the EU and its closest allies, such as the USA, the UK and Canada. Today, two years after the start of the invasion, unquestioning support for Ukraine is slowly evaporating, and the world is turning to new crisis hot spots. The media also plays an important role in this war because it is the most documented war since the invention of social media. In its first chapter, the paper provides an overview of the historical circumstances and the general relationship between the two warring nations. The chapter on war reporting, together with the accompanying subsections, describes war reporting as a branch of journalism and how it is changing due to new forms of media. Given that the focal point of this final paper is the war, the chapter on propaganda describes the development of propaganda and its influence on the media and the freedom of the press. The paper also cites examples of fake news published by the media. In the research part of the paper, an analysis of the content of three Croatian online media outlets, Index.hr, Jutarnji list and Večernji list, is carried out with the aim of presenting Croatian media coverage.