WHY ‘LAND FOR PEACE’ WON’T WORK IN UKRAINE
“Land for peace” is in the air. Alexander Motyl July 22, 2024 The Hill Who could be against a land for peace deal in
“Land for peace” is in the air. Alexander Motyl July 22, 2024 The Hill Who could be against a land for peace deal in
Russia’s population has been in decline for years, and the war in Ukraine has made matters worse By Betsy McKay and Georgi Kantchev July
The Ukrainian Weekly July 19, 2024 by OREST DEYCHAKIWSKY Resistance to foreign occupation has been a feature throughout Ukraine’s troubled history. During the 17th
“There was blood pouring everywhere. Yet, in a certain way, I felt very safe, because I had God on my side.” Spoken by a deeply
At Least Five Golf Carts Laden With Russian Soldiers Rolled Toward Ukrainian Lines. The Outcome Was All But Inevitable. The devolution of Russian mechanized forces
By Peter Dickinson July 16, 2024 Atlantic Council This week marked another milestone in the Battle of the Black Sea as the Russian Navy
Enough With the Idiotic Statements On Ukraine. Eminent scholars need to stop embarrassing themselves with policy proposals that endanger people’s lives. NEIL A. ABRAMS July
His pilots communicate from the battlefield using Google Hangouts as the Ukrainian army fights off an enemy advancing on vital territory during a 37C heatwave
David Hambling Forbes July 17, 2024 The artillery war in Ukraine may be shifting, with indications that the Ukrainians are destroying Russian guns at a
The NATO Summit in Washington had two purposes: to recognize the 75 years of NATO and strengthen the defensive alliance and to substantively help
by Chris York July 15, 2024 The Kyiv Independent After a long wait, F-16 fighter jets are finally on their way to Ukraine. “Those
David Axe Forbes July 15, 2024 Russians are getting really fed up with the Ukrainian crew of that Yakovlev Yak-52 training plane that has been
Newly armed with deep-strike missiles, Kyiv is trying to degrade Russian abilities on the peninsula, aiming at airfields, air defenses and logistics hubs. By Marc
There’s One Main Reason Russia Could Keep Striking Ukrainian Children’s Hospitals And Other Civilian Targets: The Free World Doesn’t Produce Nearly Enough Air Defense Missiles
This haunting history explores 350 years of ‘Russocentric exceptionalism’, debunking the myths fuelling Putin’s imperialism Luke Harding July 12, 2023 The Guardian For Russia’s
Montreal’s Nikolay Goltsev and co-accused pleaded guilty to multi-million dollar scheme Roxanna Woloshyn CBC News July 12, 2024 A man from Montreal has admitted
Askold Lozynskyj Professor Taras Hunczak of Chatham, New Jersey, passed away on July 1, 2024 at the age of 92. Professor Hunczak leaves an indelible
Ukraine needs U.S. permission to use ATACMS to hit Russian bases where bomb-dropping aircraft are based. By VERONIKA MELKOZEROVA July 1, 2024 POLITICO KYIV
The move is among changes that aim to safeguard support amid European right-wing surge By Michael R. Gordon and Daniel Michaels July 1, 2024 The
The information war with Russia has demonstrated what a powerful weapon ridicule can be against a Moscow bent on undermining Western aid to Ukraine. By
From the failings of NATO to the West’s hypocrisy, naivety and actions that shore up Russia, the West’s ingrained stance of self-deterrence magnifies the egregiousness
THE NIGHT I JOINED AN ULTRA-SECRET UKRAINIAN SPECIAL FORCES UNIT RAINING DESTRUCTION ON A WEAPONS FACTORY HUNDREDS OF MILES INSIDE PUTIN’S RUSSIA David Patrikarakos June
Russia’s Victory Day offensive is turning into a bloodbath … for Russian troops. David Axe Forbes June 27, 2024 Russia’s Victory Day offensive across
28.06.2024 Ukrinform South Korea is one of the world’s leading defense tech countries. Ukrinform has explored how that country can be meaningfully helpful to
DIANE FRANCIS June 27, 2024 Putin invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022 and on October 7, 2023 a second front in his “world war”
Newly obtained documents show that 20,000 Wagner mercenaries were killed in the campaign to take the Ukrainian city, making it Russia’s deadliest battle since the
As Putin tries to grind out a win, Kyiv is taking a page from Churchill’s playbook. Walter Russell Mead June 10, 2024 The Wall Street
Rheinmetall’s Armin Papperger has emerged as a major player in the weapons business, and one of its most outspoken figures By Alistair MacDonald June 11,
Bogdan Maftei The Erudite Elders June 7, 2024 On May 30, 2024, the Ukrainian forces launched a multi-pronged attack on Russian-occupied Crimea, targeting critical
An elite squad of fighters has been on the front lines of every major battle for Ukraine’s independence. This is the story of their war.
Hardened Ukrainian veterans hope new supplies of US rockets will help push Vladimir Putin’s forces back Luke Harding 8 Jun 2024 The Guardian The
One Ukrainian researcher and podcaster is a leading voice in efforts to rethink Ukrainian-Russian relations through the prism of colonialism. By Constant Méheut June 9,
Maria Melchior June 6, 2024 The Wall Street Journal Iryna Tsybukh rescued the wounded from Ukraine’s bloodiest battles. While working as a combat medic,
David Axe June 6, 2024 Forbes France will donate surplus Dassault Mirage 2000 fighters to Ukraine, French Pres. Emmanuel Macron announced on Thursday. The
By Janusz Bugajski June 6, 2024 Washington Examiner The policies of President Joe Biden’s administration are prolonging the war in Ukraine and benefitting Russia.
The Biden administration’s recent approval for hitting targets inside Russia is still constrained by misguided fears of a Russian defeat By VLADISLAV DAVIDZON June 6,
June 5, 2024 Newsweek Ukrainian forces held their ground in the strategically important eastern Ukrainian town of Chasiv Yar as Russian troops are reported
We examined 16 European Parliament resolutions critical of Russia — and identified EU lawmakers who have consistently shown their true colors. June 6, 2024 By
The last few weeks have provided glaring examples of what ought not happen in the American political milieu. In one particular scene a legal neophyte,
Russia has stolen 20,000 children from Ukraine. A country without its children is a country without a future Oleksandra Matviichuk June 05, 2024 National Post
Elisabeth Braw CEPA May 29, 2024 The world’s most powerful democracies are moving ever closer to expropriating more than $300bn in Russian assets to
Both sides are using revolutionary means to wage battles on land and in the air. Walter Russell Mead June 3, 2024 The Wall Street Journal
With Russian reconnaissance drones enabling devastating missile strikes deep in Ukrainian territory, Ukraine’s military is turning to a novel solution: deploying agile, low-cost “kamikaze” drones
After months of fighting, the Russians are still struggling to gain a toehold in Ukraine’s 266th biggest population center. David Axe Forbes June 4,
The peninsula is becoming a death trap for the Kremlin’s forces The Economist June 1, 2024 GOOD NEWS, at last, from Ukraine. The approval
Bogdan Maftei The Erudite Elders June 1, 2024 The Ukrainian Armed Forces have conducted missile strikes targeting the ferry crossing and oil terminal at
Joe Barnes June 1, 2024 The Telegraph On the reconnaissance drone’s pixelated video feed, a small, four-wheeled robot trundles into view, coming to a
After making quick early gains across Ukraine’s northern border, Russia’s May offensive on Kharkiv Oblast has run out of steam. by Francis Farrell May 31,
Kyiv is making it increasingly difficult for Russia to keep the peninsula supplied. By VERONIKA MELKOZEROVA May 31, 2024 POLITICO KYIV — Ukraine is
by Irene Sanchez and Giorgos 31 May 2024 Transitions In the lead-up to the European Parliament election, rising Russian disinformation threatens to sway voters.
Ukrainian president unleashes on Beijing, saying it’s helping Moscow threaten countries with higher food and fuel prices to convince them not to attend June 15-16
Exclusive interview: Ukrainian president says US delaying use of western weapons on targets inside Russia has cost lives Katharine Viner, Luke Harding , Shaun Walker
A coalition of officials and lawmakers in Kyiv and Washington raced behind the scenes as the assault on Kharkiv roared on. By ERIN BANCO, LARA
Two years into Russia’s war, the ghost of the German Ostpolitik philosophy lingers over the country’s foreign policy WINFRIED SCHNEIDER-DETERS May 31, 2024 Euromaidan Press
Isabel van Brugen Newsweek May 30, 2024 Russia is rapidly approaching a major milestone in its losses of armored personnel vehicles in the war
Euromaidan Press May 29, 2024 On 28 May, there are a lot of updates from the Kharkiv direction. After the initial Russian plan to
Peter Dickinson May 27, 2024 Atlantic Council On May 23, Russia launched a missile strike against Ukraine’s largest printing house, killing seven employees
By Aaron G. Burnett, Yuliya Ziskina May 28, 2025 ERIC Some G7 leaders are worried about the kind of precedent seizing $300 billion of frozen
Ukraine wants to use donated weapons to attack targets inside Russia, but its allies are split on the issue. By LAURA KAYALI, JACOPO BARIGAZZI and
These Ukrainians fear they will be the next target for Putin’s forces – but they will fight to the last Askold Krushelnycky The Independent May
Ex-Belgian jets boost Ukraine’s future F-16 fleet to 85 planes. David Axe Forbes May 28, 2024 Gen. Serhii Golubtsov, the commander of the Ukrainian
The men of the 5th Separate Assault Brigade, under the command of Major Ruslan Habinet, are determined to defend the key strategic town of Chasiv
Irishman’s Ukrainian parents hid his passport to stop him joining defence of Kyiv at age 17 Daniel McLaughlin May 26, 2024 The Irish Times
With the Right Support and Approach, Kyiv Can Still Win By Andriy Zagorodnyuk and Eliot A. Cohen May 21, 2024 Foreign Affairs The U.S.
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 05/25/24 The Hill Vladimir Putin’s recent government reshuffle has produced a flood of oftentimes contradictory assessments, but there’s general agreement
Russia has deployed advanced tech to interfere with Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, Ukrainian officials said, leading to more outages on the northern front battle
Surviving Ukrainian M-1s are beginning to sport anti-drone cage armor David Axe Forbes May 24, 2024 The United States gave Ukraine 31 M-1A1 Abrams
Russian agents infiltrated President Zelensky’s security detail in an attempt to murder the commander of the country’s military intelligence Maxim Tucker May 26, 2024 The
PUTIN HIJACKED AUSTRIA’S SPY SERVICE. NOW HE’S GOING AFTER ITS GOVERNMENT Intelligence officials suspect Wirecard COO Jan Marsalek of colluding with the far-right Freedom Party
Strike late Thursday was latest in mounting campaign against Russian air-defense systems, war planes and other military infrastructure By Ian Lovett and Nikita Nikolaienko May
by Jake Epstein May 22, 2024 Business Insider The Biden administration’s policy restricting Ukraine from using US-provided weapons to strike military targets inside Russia is
David Axe Forbes May 23, 2024 Ukrainian workshops build more than 100,000 explosive first-person-view drones every month for the Ukrainian military. That’s a lot
BTR-50s are only slightly better than the golf carts some Russian troops ride in David Axe Forbes May 20, 2024 The thinly-protected, 1950s-vintage BTR-50
“Shoot down what’s in the sky over Ukraine,” he said in a wide-ranging interview with The New York Times. “And give us the weapons to
Ada Wordsworth 22 May 2024 The Guardian The Russian offensive on the Kharkiv region this month has, after 20 months of relative peace, again
By Isabel van Brugen May 21, 2024 Newsweek The European Union on Tuesday approved a plan to hand Ukraine the profits generated by frozen
‘Foreign agents’ law just one of many moves made back towards Moscow while the west looked the other way Daniel Boffey 17 May 2024 The
It was one of the biggest single-day losses for Russian air power in the Ukraine war David Axe Forbes Staff May 17, 2024 The Ukrainian
And Now Those Brigades Are Blasting Russian Assault Groups The Russian attack on Chasiv Yar has ground to a halt David Axe Forbes May 18,
The supreme bishops of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine held a synod in which the Russian Church’s doctrine and Putin’s actions were judged anathema to
There is a method behind their destructive madness Shankar Narayan May 20, 2024 “Russia cannot defeat Ukraine or the West — and will likely
American officials say they do not want U.S. weapons used in cross-border attacks or intelligence reports used to strike inside Russia. By Helene Cooper, Julian
By John E. Herbst May 16, 2024 Atlantic Council Ambassador John Herbst, senior director of the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center, testifies before the Commission
The military alliance is turning 75. But there’s little to celebrate in Kyiv, as Putin’s forces continue their bloody advance 18 May 2024 Simon Tisdall
AI is playing an ever-greater role in the Ukraine war but the basic principle remains the same: kill or be killed Anthony Loyd May 17,
Associated Press May 18, 2024 Nick Potts RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Oleksandr Usyk defeated Tyson Fury by split decision on Sunday to become the
Russian attacks in northern Ukraine are losing momentum David Axe Forbes May 16, 2024 Whatever the Russian military is trying to accomplish in northern
By Maria Avdeeva May 16, 2024 Atlantic Council Residents of Kharkiv have been monitoring reports with increasing urgency for the past five days as
Kyiv says it is now thwarting Russian advances in the north. U.S. sees Moscow grabbing territory but not gaining strategic advantage. Daniel Michaels and Nancy
by Bogdan Maftei The Erudite Elders May 16, 2024 The Ukrainian forces launched a decisive counterattack in the Kharkiv region on the afternoon of
Opinion by Victor Rud May 15, 2024 EU Today No one country has been as fundamentally determinative in restoring America’s global primacy as Ukraine
By Askold S. Lozynskyj The Ukraine-America Relationship Secretary of State Blinken travelled to Kyiv to give Ukraine’s president Zelensky a heads up on the July
Kyiv watched as Russians massed on the border, but they weren’t allowed to use long-range missiles provided by Washington. By PAUL MCLEARY and ERIN BANCO
Thousands of Ukrainians have fled border towns and villages in the northeast Kharkiv region as Russian troops advance in a new attack. By Isabelle Khurshudyan
May 13, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS In early May, French President Emmanuel Macron said he would send French troops to Ukraine if Kyiv requested their
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 05/13/24 The Hill The only thing worse than wishful thinking is wishful denial. If you believe without evidence that something
Haye Kesteloo May 13, 2024 Drone Technology A High-Tech Blow to the Black Sea Fleet The impact of technology on modern warfare has never
Chris Panella and Jake Epstein May 9, 2024 Business Insider Russian electronic warfare has created problems for some American-made precision weaponry in Ukraine, but Moscow
How many long-range missiles does Russia have left, and how have its tactics for large-scale strikes changed? YEVHEN BUDERATSKYI 9 May 2024 Ukrainska Pravda
By Gustav C. Gressel May 8, 2024 ERIC Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion against Ukraine, western public and media have been discussing which
The flow of grain ships through ports in the Odesa region is a welcome boost for Ukraine’s war-ravaged economy. But analysts warn it may not
May 9, 2024 UAWire Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky spearheads the near-total reconstruction and repurposing of the country’s defence industry for ambition beyond self-reliance. This move
By Brendan Cole May 9, 2024 Newsweek Gazprom, the energy giant at the heart of Russia’s economy, has announced it is selling property in
WSJ accompanies a four-man team on an operation to replenish front-line troops’ essential supplies By Ian Lovett and Nikita Nikolaienko May 10, 2024 The Wall
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL May 9, 2024 The Hill In mid-April, Germany reported capturing two Russian “Spionen” — identified as Dieter S. and Alexander
“If Hitler didn’t kill me for being a Jew, then Putin would kill me for being a Ukrainian.” By MICHAEL STARR May 10, 2024 The
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 05/06/24 The Hill Ukrainians are determined to “decolonize” their country. Imperial rule may be a thing of the past, they
By Michael Liebreich, Lauri Myllyvirta, and Sam Winter-Levy May 8, 2024 Foreign Affairs On January 19, a Ukrainian drone struck an oil depot in
Andrii Borovyk May 7, 2024 The Kyiv Independent U.S. President Joe Biden signed the Rebuilding Economic Prosperity and Opportunity for Ukrainians (REPO) Act on
Ukraine’s unmanned surface vessels are running out of easy targets DAVID AXE May 6, 2024 Trench Art The Ukrainian intelligence service’s drone boats blew
By Andrew D’Anieri and Doug Klain May 6, 2024 Atlantic Council For the last four months, NATO forces have staged the largest drills since
May 6, 2024 By James Waterhouse and Laura Gozzi BBC News Ukraine said it arrested two Ukrainian officials who worked with the Russian security
Ukraine says they’re being held as bargaining chips By Ivana Kottasová and Olga Voitovych CNN May 6, 2024 “Dear mom and dad, I am
Over six months, The Post examined the changes sweeping Russia as Putin has used his war in Ukraine to cement his grip on power. By
Cameron Manley May 4, 2024 Business Insider Illia Ponomarenko grew up in the city of Volnovakha in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region. He was a student
TIMOTHY ASH May 1, 2024 It is pretty remarkable looking back at the last two years of Russia’s full scale war against Ukraine and
By Cameron Manley May 5, 2024 Business Insider Ukraine’s armed forces released a video claiming to show 42 destroyed Russian military vehicles. The Ukrainian
They Didn’t Know The Ukrainians Had Aimed Four ATACMS Rockets At Them. Potentially more than 100 Russians died as the ATACMS struck near Kuban in
President Biden and Ukraine’s allies have invoked a sense of urgency over weapon deliveries. But there are logistical hurdles, and Ukraine has little time to
European Nato support may be enough for a defensive stalemate, but total victory against the Russians will prove to be far costlier MICHAEL BOHNERT 2
by Alexander Khrebet May 2, 2024 The Kyiv Independent Editor’s note: Due to the security protocols of the Ukrainian military, soldiers featured in this story
May 3, 2024 The Kyiv Independent Daryna Shevchenko “Do you cooperate with independent Russian journalists to reach a Russian audience?” We at the Kyiv
The foreign secretary called the conflict ‘the challenge of our generation’ after making second trip to Kyiv to meet Zelenskiy Patrick Wintour 2 May 2024
DIANE FRANCIS May 2, 2024 Russia’s economy has been sanctioned, punished, and distorted as a result of its war. But loopholes and workarounds have
The case of Britons allegedly working for Russian intelligence is just one example of how Moscow is actively disrupting normal life in Europe and the
Josh Pringle CTV News May 2, 2024 The city of Ottawa is installing new “Free Ukraine” street signs in front of the Russian Embassy
By Alexander Motyl May 1, 2024 CEPA Decolonization is hard for Ukrainians, but for Russians it’s proving almost impossible. A revolution in mindset is
By Serhiy Chalyi April 28, 2024 Reuters Zaporizhzhia Region, Ukraine – Oleksandr Taran’s mobile artillery unit isn’t officially part of Ukraine’s military, but that
On Jeremy Appel, “My Afternoon with Ukrainian Nationalists in Edmonton,” The Orchard, 1 May 2024 My talk in Edmonton focused on the “crippling legacy” of
May 1, 2024 Sławomir Sierakowski The Kyiv Independent As Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine rages on, the stability of neighboring Belarus, which has been
Ukraine’s top commander said his outgunned troops were facing a dire situation as Russia tried to push its advantage before the first batch of an
The United States gave Ukraine a lot of long-range rockets; Ukraine isn’t hesitating to use them DAVID AXE May 1, 2024 Trench Art The
RRC appears to defy neutrality principle, as Ukrainian officials criticise ‘weak response’ and accuse Red Cross of being advocate for Russian aggression Shaun Walker 29
SCEEUS Report No. 6, 2024 By Julia Kazodobina, Jakob Hedenskog, and Andreas Umland Executive Summary Exactly ten years before the publication of this report,
The Economist April 29, 2024 New research traces the origin of crucial imports Despite Western sanctions, Russia’s arms industry is booming. Its production of
April 29, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS On April 23, Russian martyr Alexei Navalny landed a blow from the grave when Russia’s Deputy Minister of Defense
By: Taras Kuzio April 24, 2024 Eurasia Daily Monitor Ukraine’s strikes on military targets deep within Russian territory have picked up in recent months.
Yuriy Syrotyuk 26 April 2024 Bribery and lies are a long-standing traditional tool of Russian imperialism for the promotion of influence. From the time
The country is doubling down on a campaign of strikes on Russian oil refineries, airfields and logistics By Isabel Coles April 29, 2024 The Wall
By LUKE COFFEY 04/27/24 The Hill After more than 480 days, Congress has finally given the green light for desperately needed aid for Ukraine.
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 04/26/24 The Hill A recently released documentary film produced by murdered opposition leader Alexei Navalny’s Anticorruption Foundation is making waves
by Chris York April 23, 2024 The Kyiv Independent The long-awaited passing of the U.S. aid bill in the House of Representatives over the
By MARK TOTH and JONATHAN SWEET 04/25/24 The Hill Russian President Vladimir Putin is doubling down on his war against Ukraine. In recent days and
By George F. Will The Washington Post April 24, 2024 Stoking the passion that is their excuse for pandering — the nihilism of a
“Pathological liar. Sadist. Self-esteem is inadequate. Intelligence is low. His personality is rapidly deteriorating. He lives in a parallel world, is cut off
The 2,300mph ATACMS were used last week in a caught-on-camera strike on a Crimean air base, destroying valuable ammunition in storage. By REBECCA ROBINSON Apr
By Askold Lozynskyj April 25, 2024 The prevailing mood in Ukraine has changed dramatically. It is euphoric almost and America has recaptured a good
Former policeman, British citizen Peter Fouche, now a combat medic in Ukraine’s army, calls on the West to give Ukraine weapons now, or find themselves
By Peter Dickinson April 18, 2024 Atlantic Council Ukraine’s second city, Kharkiv, is in danger of becoming a “second Aleppo” amid a surge in
By Elena Davlikanova April 17, 2024 CEPA Ukrainians are tired but still determined, and will continue to resist Russia whether the world helps them or
Washington says Beijing’s dual-use trade has helped Moscow rebuild its war machine Ian Talley and Alan Cullison April 23, 2024 The Wall Street Journal
PM pledges equipment including 400 vehicles, 1,600 weapons and 4m rounds of ammunition, plus £500m in funding Pippa Crerar 22 April 2024 The Guardian
By Kurt Volker April 22, 2024 CEPA It took far too long, but House Speaker Mike Johnson showed true leadership in bringing Ukraine aid to
She fled to Britain but is still teaching children history in Russia-occupied regions via Zoom Constance Kampfner April 22, 2024 The Times For
By KIRA RUDIK April 21, 2024 The Hill Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners of the 93rd Separate Mechanized Brigade Kholodny Yar monitor the sky from their
The assaults have all but destroyed the factories and plants that were the economic lifeblood of the towns and cities in Ukraine’s east. By Andrew
By Victoria Butenko and Maria Kostenko CNN April 20, 2024 Ukraine launched attacks on eight Russian regions with long-range strike drones in the early
By Siobhán O’Grady April 20, 2024 The Washington Post KYIV — Ukrainian officials expressed gratitude and relief Saturday after the U.S. House of Representatives
by Daria Shulzhenko April 20, 2024 The Kyiv Independent In his battle for Ukraine, Pavlo Petrychenko used not only weapons but also his voice.
Ukrainian president thanks America after Speaker Mike Johnson secures bipartisan support for funding Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan Robert Tait, Joan E Greve and Chris Michael
By Askold Lozynskyj Francoise Thom teaches Soviet history and international relations at Paris Sorbonne. In September 2023 she wrote an article entitled “The Second Front”.
Nasha Canada is a much-needed counterpoint to the propaganda spread by Russian media, which Canadians can still access online, says the head of DisinfoWatch Tom
David Hambling April 16, 2024 Forbes With so many drones from both sides at the front it is inevitable that encounters will occur; since
Paul Niland argues that those calling for a negotiated peace in Ukraine fundamentally misunderstand how Russian torture, rape, and other war crimes make such a
Catherine Belton April 19, 2024 Washington Post Russia’s Foreign Ministry has been drawing up plans to try to weaken its Western adversaries, including the
April 18, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS The world is awash with Kremlin disinformation and undercover operations aimed at undermining democracies, societies, and war efforts. This
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 04/18/24 The Hill Ukrainians are asking an indelicate question: Why has the West reacted with near-unanimous indignation to Iran’s missile
by Chris York April 17, 2024 The Kyiv Independent A secret Kremlin foreign policy document calls for Russia to leverage the war in
April 11, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS Europe’s biggest fraud suddenly turned into its biggest espionage scandal. A sensational story in the Financial Times reads like
By Ben Hodges April 15, 2024 Atlantic Council, Ukraine Alert Ten years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began with the illegal annexation of Crimea,
April 15, 2024 Hudson Institute By Luke Coffey and Peter Rough Introduction As Russia’s large-scale invasion of Ukraine enters its third year, now is
Oksana Semenik’s social media campaign both educates the curious about overlooked Ukrainian artists — and pressures global museums to relabel art long described as Russian.
Ukraine’s New Ram II Drones Are Clearing The Way. The Ram II waits for Russian air defenses to appear—and then strikes David Axe April 13,
Fearing a Resumption of U.S. Aid to Ukraine, the Russians Are Attacking With Abandon—And Losing 80 Vehicles in a Day ‘I was not physically or
Askold Lozynskyj April 15, 2024 “We understand that there’s concern about the safety, security and sovereignty of Ukraine, but the American people have those
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 04/12/24 The Hill The ongoing deadlock in Washington over aid to Ukraine is the stuff of tragedy. As Ukrainians are
Su-27s and smaller Mikoyan MiG-29s can deliver 50 French-made bombs every month DAVID AXE April 13, 2024 Forbes The Ukrainian air force’s best fighters—its
While in office, Donald Trump made it clear that he believed that Ukraine should be part of Russia, as stated by his former advisor Fiona
From “Pacem in terris” to the March 2024 Moscow document on “a holy war defending the unified spiritual space of Holy Russia.” By Massimo Faggioli
by Alexander Khrebet April 11, 2024 The Kyiv Independent Adil Muhammad, a Somali, sits in a Russian military uniform among other prisoners of war
Elina Beketova April 12, 2024 CEPA The Ukrainian people’s resistance to Russia was planned long before tanks crossed the border, and they warn other
The search for neo-Nazis under the bedsheets reflects American progressive hysteria, not Ukrainian reality By VLADISLAV DAVIDZON April 11, 2024 The Tablet It was
Cipher Brief Philip Wasielewski and William Courtney April 9th, 2024 President Vladimir Putin is signaling a renewed Russian lunge into northern Ukraine, to create
David Axe Forbes April 9, 2024 Small unmanned boats, packed with explosives and steered via satellite, are among the main weapons of Ukraine’s escalating naval
The Ukrainian nationalist leaders embody the democratic and indomitable spirit of the Ukrainian people who are fighting for their freedom today. By BORYS LOZHKIN April
Instead of sending love letters to the Élysée, the pro-Kremlin disinformation apparatus has taken France into its crosshairs by spreading lies and gross misogyny. Is
Smart News April 5, 2024 Ukrainian troops are fighting for the security of all European countries, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky said at the
‘PURE BARBARITY’: RESCUERS KILLED AS RUSSIA LAUNCHES ‘DOUBLE TAP’ DRONE ATTACK ON KHARKIV Resistance by Kharkiv’s vastly outnumbered defenders has infuriated Vladimir Putin, as Askold
The Kremlin has hidden the death toll but Nato said welfare statistics showed a 30% increase in disabled men Bruno Waterfield April 4, 2024 The
David Hambling Forbes April 4, 2024 While the U.S. is cautious about providing Ukraine with long-range strike capability, the Ukrainians are forging ahead with homebuilt
By Askold S Lozynskyj “Chutzpah”. There is no better word to describe and encapsulate the behavior, the nearsightedness, arrogance and shameless rhetoric of the United
A day before Nato’s milestone, the alliance will discuss how to ensure support for Kyiv for the duration of the war with Russia, regardless of
The Torah was initiated by the chief rabbi of Kyiv in 2022 By Marcel Gascón Barberá April 3, 2024 Forward KYIV, Ukraine (JTA) —
Ukrainian media and analysts, and Russian officials, said Ukraine had carried out the attack some 700 miles from the land it controls. Ukraine’s military and
Attack on complex, which reportedly manufactures combat drones, demonstrates Kyiv’s increasing long-range capabilities Marc Bennetts April 2, 2024 The Times Ukraine has carried out
Two years after Russian forces fled, Motyzhyn has ousted a Russia-linked priest, has built a bomb shelter for its school and is pulping its Russian-language
Forty-eight tanks and fighting vehicles attacked along a single road west of Avdiivka—and got massacred David Axe Forbes April 1, 2024 On Saturday,
Putin’s gloves are off. So, too, are those of Russian society, which is on the verge of descending into paroxysms of violence that will continue
Why the West needs to get out of its debilitating slumber, face harsh realities, and ensure that Ukraine defeats Russia. By Anders Aslund March 31,
April 1, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS The Czechs have never forgotten that allies handed over their Sudetenland Province to Hitler in 1938 after the German dictator
Many units, which say the official conscription system is dysfunctional and unwieldy, have started their own recruitment campaigns to fill ranks depleted in the war
Selcuk Bayraktar, the engineer behind Bayraktar TB2 drones, is now seen as a potential heir to his father-in-law, Recep Tayyip Erdogan By Jared Malsin and
Gunners on the front line are getting orders from Palantir software. This is what it means for the war George Grylls March 29 2024 The
The Jamestown Foundation Andrii Ryzhenko March 26, 2024 The Russian Navy’s reserve of admirals and ships is steadily decreasing as senior military commanders are
MICHAEL BOCIURKIW March 29, 2024 The Globe and Mail The southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa, which built its reputation for unrestrained exuberance and
by Askold S. Lozynskyj Ukraine, America, and the world await Speaker Mike Johnson to do what is right. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has done her
March 27, 2024 USCC While the Kremlin is trying to link Ukraine to the Crocus City Hall terrorist attack, the Islamic State (ISIS), specifically
Simplistic acoustic sensors, first tried a century ago, make a comeback to protect against threat from Russia Joe Barnes 26 March 2024 The Telegraph
With a Soviet-style election, Vladimir Putin’s Russia has come full circle. By Adrian Karatnycky March 24, 2024 Foreign Policy In 1968, the American
Centre for Democratic Integrity The Russian political establishment and some observers abroad assert that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was allegedly prompted by Moscow’s national security
Sinéad Baker March 23, 2024 Business Insider Any lingering doubts about the effectiveness of the US-made Patriot air-defense system at shooting down airborne threats
Ukraine’s fight for justice for women, men and children who suffer terrible sexual crimes shows this battle goes far beyond territory Kateryna Busol 25 Mar
By Max Boot March 23, 2024 The Washington Post There is some cruel irony in the fact that Russia, which has been the perpetrator of
March 25, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS Russia may be a military dictatorship and armed to the teeth, but it struggles against Ukraine and fails to protect
A struggle for a position held by Ukrainian forces in the eastern city of Avdiivka underlines how the conflict is increasingly being fought in close-quarter
The Kremlin dismissed warnings earlier this month about the terror group. Mark Galeotti, an expert in Russian security affairs, examines the fallout Mark Galeotti March
Igor Burdyga March 21, 2024 DW Many Ukrainian museums have been looted since Russia’s invasion in February 2022. Kyiv is now trying to locate
EUROPEAN PRAVDA 24 MARCH 2024 Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has urged the public not to allow Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin and his associates
Now Do The Right Thing Luke 23:34 At the invitation of Anthony Rota, the Speaker of the House of Commons, Yaroslav Hunka went
Civilians who gather dead Russian soldiers face many of the war’s perils along the front, where death is ubiquitous. Tyler Hicks and Marc Santora March
Filip De Mott March 19, 2024 Business Insider Several global banks that have helped Russia circumvent Western sanctions are now turning their backs on
Moscow is ramping up its campaign of disruption and disinformation after President Macron’s abrupt transformation into western Europe’s leading Ukraine hawk Charles Bremner March 21,
Agreement to effectively sequester €190bn came late on Thursday after almost a year of negotiations Lisa O’Carroll 21 March 2024 The Guardian EU leaders
Oksana Lyniv, who is leading “Turandot” at the Metropolitan Opera, has used her platform to criticize Russia and promote Ukrainian culture. By Javier C. Hernández
It’s even more dangerous than an orbital nuclear bomb By Robert Zubrin March 20, 2024 Kyiv Post On Feb. 14, US Representative Mike Turner
A PORTRAIT OF HYPOCRISY Senator Lindsey Graham, a sidekick for the late Senator John McCain and caddie for former president Donald J. Trump travelled
March 21, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS On March 17, Putin won his sham election. The dictatorship is secure, Navalny is dead, opponents are in prison, and
By David L. Stern March 20, 2024 The Washington Post KYIV — Ukraine manufactured practically no weapons before Russia invaded in February 2022, but
Policy Brief Free Network March 14, 2024 The important strategic role that sanctions play in the efforts to constrain Russia’s geopolitical ambitions and end
With military worn down and U.S. aid stalled, leaders confront how to hold off larger and better-equipped Russian army By Isabel Coles, Ievgeniia Sivorka and
Ukrainian gunners are coordinating with drone strike teams David Axe Forbes March 18, 2024 At the Munich Security Conference on Feb. 18, Czech defense
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL March 18, 2024 The Hill Almost overnight, pundits and analysts have begun singing a very different tune. Until recently, Ukraine
by Kateryna Denisova March 18, 2024 The Kyiv Independent When faced with questions from German lawmakers on March 13, Chancellor Olaf Scholz once again
Simon Shuster March 18, 2024 TIME Magazine This winter, after a protracted impasse along the frontlines, the war in Ukraine began a new phase
The Tupolev Tu-141 and Tupolev Tu-143 originally were reconnaissance vehicles. David Axe Forbes March 16, 2024 Ukraine is reaching deeper into its stocks of
The Kremlin will use this victory to justify an intensified war. But even the state news agency reported election rebellion Samantha de Bendern 18 March
March 18, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS Biden and Trump will again duke it out to become President of the United States, and the issue of age
One of the characteristics of the Ukrainian American electorate is extreme loyalty to the point of being peculiar in a democracy which is still viable
By Philip Wasielewski and William Courtney Defense News Mar 15, 2024 As Ukrainian forces assume a more defensive posture, Kyiv’s irregular warfare behind enemy
By Peter Dickinson March 14, 2024 Atlantic Council When the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022, Ukrainian Security and Defense Council
By David Brennan March 15, 2024 Newsweek Crude oil prices jumped this week after Ukrainian UAVs again struck multiple Russian oil refining facilities, as
Subterranean schools and secret opera performances are testament to the resilience of Ukraine’s battered second city Catherine Philp The Times March 15, 2024 Just
Ukrainian drone strikes have been able to hit refineries deep in Russian territory, indicating a new vulnerability. But it is unclear if that will affect
In urging the victim to yield to the aggressor, he repudiates centuries of Catholic teaching. By George Weigel March 13, 2024 The Wall Street Journal
The Biden administration has come to believe that, absent more American military support, ‘countless lives’ will be lost this year as Kyiv struggles to stave
David Hambling March 12, 2024 Forbes FPV drones are kamikaze racing quadcopters, usually carrying an RPG-7 warhead. They are effective against vehicles, from self-propelled
By Marianna Sotomayor, Leigh Ann Caldwell and Abigail Hauslohner March 13, 2024 The Washington Post Pressure is mounting for Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) to
Ten years on from Russia’s annexation, with all-out war making its dominance vulnerable, authorities are increasing a crackdown on pro-Ukrainian voices – while others simply
March 14, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS Europeans finally realize they must “hang” together and help Ukraine, or they will hang separately. This reality prompted France’s President
‘FATE OF MILLIONS OF PEOPLE’ DEPENDS ON IT Greg Nash March 13, 2024 The Hill Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk this week called on
THAT WOULD GIVE RUSSIA A GREEN LIGHT FOR ENDLESS WAR Pope Francis’s anti-western views are well known – and his new advice would lead not
Nicolas Tenzer March 12, 2024 CEPA Macron ended the taboo on discussion as part of a carefully considered switch in policy. He means what
The package will include $300 million worth of weapons. By LARA SELIGMAN and ALEXANDER WARD 03/12/2024 POLITICO The U.S. is planning to send a
March 11, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS In February 1992, I interviewed in Moscow a Canadian of Russian-Georgian descent who had opened several computer stores to
The head of Germany’s parliamentary defence committee has joined British and French criticism of the chancellor’s decision Peter Conradi March 10, 2024 The Sunday Times
By Max Boot March 11, 2024 The Washington Post Ukraine’s ammunition is running low, and its front-line positions are in danger of crumbling before
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL March 10, 2024 The Hill Comparisons of Russia’s illegitimate president, Vladimir Putin, with the Nazi Fuhrer, Adolf Hitler, have become
Then Russia Prepares A Replacement A-50. So Ukraine Targets Its Factory. Some strike-planner in Kyiv surely is having a good laugh. David Axe Forbes March
Yuriy Gorodnichenko and Ilona Sologoub Vox Ukraine 6 March 2024 Almost immediately after the murder of her husband, Yulia Navalnaya announced that she would
Francis’s failure to condemn Moscow as aggressor decried as ‘shameful’ and ‘incomprehensible’ Angelique Chrisafis 10 March 2024 The Guardian The Ukrainian government has responded
By Francesca Ebel and Serhiy Morgunov March 8, 2024 The Washington Post MOSCOW — Ukraine and the liberal Russian opposition share a common enemy.
Oksana Semenik’s social media campaign both educates the curious about overlooked Ukrainian artists — and pressures global museums to relabel art long described as Russian.
BOB ONYSCHUK THE GLOBE AND MAIL March 8, 2024 As we mark the passing of a remarkable figure in Canadian history, the Right Honourable
BRIAN PETIT March 7, 2024 War on the Rocks Of all the symbols of American power abroad, the U.S. special operations soldier occupies a
By JONATHAN SWEET and MARK TOTH 03/07/24 The Hill French President Emmanuel Macron’s diplomatic blunder on the steps of the Élysée Palace put him
Mar 7, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS “If you look closely, Russians on both sides of the war are remarkably similar in their approach to politics:
One would suggest that time is more critical for the latter. There appear to be more Russian soldiers than Ukrainian bullets. Ukraine is undergoing a
Stephen Blank Mar 7, 2024 The Hill When Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, Congress passed a new Lend-Lease Act that President Biden then signed.
Poland blockades its ally Ukraine while buying farm goods from its enemy Russia. Mar 5, 2024 By BARTOSZ BRZEZIŃSKI and VERONIKA MELKOZEROVA POLITICO In
February 29, 2024, Washington, DC Why Ukraine’s security matters enough to its neighbors and the world at large to merit serious military assistance in
The Russian military used Chinese-made Desertcross golf carts to storm Ukrainian positions in the Lyman sector. Militarnyi Mar 4, 2024 Recently, soldiers of the
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Maria Zakharova shared on her Telegram channel claims by a Russian language Youtube channel that Yad Vashem had been hiding material
Caitlin Doornbos March 3, 2024 Smart News Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine – One truism repeatedly echoes across the battlefields of the Donbas region of eastern
Mike Johnson’s record as Speaker of the House TIMOTHY SNYDER Mar 3, 2024 In four months as Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson has given
Julian Lee Bloomberg February 29, 2024 Sanctions by the US Treasury are quietly turning up the heat on Russia’s oil exports — to the
March 1, 2024 500 leading North American and European figures from the academic, military, cultural and political worlds are calling on the countries of
The argument that Ukraine cannot win the war against Russia based solely on numerical superiority—more soldiers, weapons, tanks, and aircraft—is challenged by historical and contemporary
By Isabel van Brugen Feb 28, 2024 Newsweek Russia’s Roscosmos space agency plans to sell off assets worth more than 11.4 billion rubles ($124 million)
Supply lists, contracts in cache of data leaked by Ukrainian hacker group Ben Makuch CBC News February 28, 2024 A Russian defence contractor sought to
‘Blinded’: Every A-50 Radar Plane The Ukrainians Shoot Down Opens A Gap In Russian Radar Coverage—A Gap The Ukrainians Can Exploit David Axe Forbes February
Elena Gold Feb 26, 2024 Quora On February 24, 2024, 18-year-old Daria Kozyreva came to the monument to Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko in St.
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 02/26/24 The Hill Someone forgot to tell the Ukrainians that they can’t win the war against Russia. According to a
Foreign Policy Feb 24, 2024 Jade McGlynn’s books paint an unsettling picture of ordinary Russians’ support for the invasion and occupation of Ukraine. For years,
One of the most significant problems within the Ukrainian diaspora worldwide and in particular the United States where it matters most is the lack of
Forbes David Axe Feb 23, 2024 Incredibly, the Russian air force has lost another one of its rare Beriev A-50M/U Mainstay radar early-warning planes.
Two years after the Russian invasion, some myths have been dispelled, but new ones have taken hold. By ERIC EDELMAN and DAVID J. KRAMER 02/22/2024
IN ‘FALSE TRANSIT’ LOOPHOLE, RUSSIA’S WAR MACHINE IS SUPPLIED THROUGH KAZAKH COMPANIES AND BELARUSIAN WAREHOUSES by Alexander Yarashevich, Aleksandr Atasuntsev, and Robert Denis OCCRP 21
David Axe Forbes February 19, 2024 The Ukrainian air force is desperately short of its best munitions, including its 90-mile-range, U.S.-made Patriot air-defense missiles.
Footage of strike appears to show drones armed with explosives entering warehouse in Ukraine’s Donetsk region unchallenged Joe Barnes 20 February 2024 Smart News Ukrainian
The Kremlin’s intelligence agencies have learned from their mistakes over the past two years The Economist Feb 20, 2024 It is unusual for spymasters to
by Stephen Collinson CNN February 20, 2024 US politics is now split by a fault line over Russia that could have far graver global
Russia has invited Palestinian groups to Moscow, which could bring together Hamas, the Palestinian Authority, and other terrorist groups By SETH J. FRANTZMAN Feb 19,
February 19, 2024 DIANE FRANCIS Alexei Navalny’s murder on February 16 is precisely why Ukrainians have not, and should never, submit to Russian occupation. His
It means much. It means that Vladimir Putin is an arrogant barbarian with no regard for civility or humanity. It means that Russia considers the
Stuart Anderson Feb 15, 2024 Forbes When House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) insisted in October 2023 that a border bill be passed in exchange
By ALEX GANGITANO 02/15/24 The Hill The White House on Thursday bashed Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) for starting the House recess without bringing the
Joanna Kakissis and Polina Lytvynova February 13, 2024 NPR KYIV, Ukraine — Inside a chilly, nondescript warehouse somewhere in Ukraine, young mechanics in hoodies
Kyiv’s tragedy has deepened by becoming a Trump campaign issue. Marc Champion February 14, 2024 Bloomberg When it comes to aiding Ukraine against its
EUGENE LANG AND VINCENT RIGBY February 12, 2024 The Globe and Mail “Canada will be there for Ukraine alongside our other allies, with as
Party leaders, national security institutionalists and centrists made up the core of the 22 Republicans who joined Democrats in pushing through the military aid, defying
Michal Kranz Feb 12, 2024 UnHerd Donald Tusk probably thought the worst was behind him. Just last month, Polish truckers suspended the months-long blockade
Network operating in western Europe is ‘paving way for new wave of online manipulation’ in crucial election year, French agency says Kim Willsher, and
The U.S. government affirms that Beijing and Moscow are collaborating in the digital war. Ukraine’s secret services say they have dealt with 10,000 major cyberattacks
GLEN HOWARD February 11, 2024 Eye on Eurasia Introduction On the night of November 30, 2023, Ukrainian saboteurs detonated an explosion in a key
Pyrrhic victory: noun; a victory that is not worth winning because so much is lost to achieve it David Axe Forbes February 11, 2024
There is little sympathy for them in their society, but rare prison interviews with those convicted of helping the Russians reveal a complex picture of
By David L. Stern, Francesca Ebel, Mary Ilyushina and Serhiy Morgunov February 11, 2024 The Washington Post Kyiv — Tucker Carlson, the former Fox
Remarks by former president and presumptive 2024 Republican nominee described as ‘unhinged’ by the White House Guardian staff and agencies 11 February 2024 Seeking
In an interview that lasted more than two hours, the Russian President aired well-trod grievances and gave a lecture full of spurious history meant to
The Economist Feb 8, 2024 They are reshaping the balance between humans and technology in war Precision-guided weapons first appeared in their modern form
The Russian leader clearly believes he can now negotiate from strength, but the message in the Tucker Carlson interview was muddled, critics say. By Paul
The current Russian aggression, today’s attempt at Genocide against Ukrainians raises legal issues, although the intentof Putin, his associates Lavrov, Medvedev, Kirill and even ordinary
Man with 12 million followers airs genocidal speech of Russian dictator invading Ukraine By BOHDAN BEN 09/02/2024 Euromaidan Press Imagine the British Prime Minister
A protracted conflict works in Russia’s favour. But there is a clear path to bringing it to an early end. James Nixey 7 February 2024
A top Ukrainian defense official says the country is awaiting strike weapons with a range of 300-500 kilometers for its future F-16s. THOMAS NEWDICK February
The notorious Walter Duranty of the New York Times and Nazi broadcaster Lord Haw-Haw offer cautionary tales. By JAMIE DETTMER Feb 8, 2024 POLITICO
That, Plus Some Bad Weather, Was All the Advantage Russian Troops Needed To Breach Avdiivka. If the city falls, it’s because the U.S. Republican Party
The West must sustain support for Kyiv, keep NATO solid, and spurn Putin’s effort to divide us. By Olaf Scholz February 7, 2024 The Wall
The National Interest Feb 7, 2024 Alexander Motyl Will Tucker Carlson query Putin about the ongoing genocidal war in Ukraine? Will he ask the
Sinéad Baker February 6, 2024 Business Insider Ukraine is investing millions in new defensive fortifications. That will likely make it even harder for Russia
By Molly Stazicker CNN February 7, 2024 Much like Mark Twain, Russian doping whistleblower Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov says that reports of his death have
Henry J. Cordes February 4, 2024 Omaha World-Herald On a chilly December evening in Kiev, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a surprise for Howard
PUTIN INTERVIEW WITH TUCKER CARLSON SHOWS KREMLIN OUTREACH TO TRUMP’S GOP By Robyn Dixon and Natalia Abbakumova February 7, 2024 The Washington Post MOSCOW
In the 1950s European nations tried and failed to build a defence community. They should try again Timothy Garton Ash 6 February 2024 The Guardian
By: Janusz Bugajski February 5, 2024 The Jamestown Foundation The new Polish government has reaffirmed its commitment to Ukraine’s security in the wake of
The Russian cosmonaut has no space flight experience, having served in technical and operational units of the Russian Air Force before joining the cosmonaut detachment.
Alexander Martin The Record Feb 1, 2024 Hackers working for Russia’s intelligence services are impersonating researchers and academics in an ongoing campaign to gain
Russia, which boasts of taking in 700,000 children, stands accused of trying to erase their Ukrainian identity Shaun Walker 4 February 2024 The Guardian
David Axe Forbes February 3, 2024 Five hundred tanks. More than 600 fighting vehicles. Hundreds of howitzers. Forty thousand troops. According to Ukraine’s
By Peter Dickinson Feb 1, 2024 Atlantic Council, Ukraine Alert Wartime Ukraine ranks among world’s top performers in anti-corruption index Ukraine recorded solid progress
By Taras Kuzio Feb 1, 2024 Atlantic Council To mark this year’s Ukrainian Unity Day on January 19, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issued a decree
David Hambling Forbes February 1, 2024 The Lancet has been one of Russia’s most effective weapons in its war with Ukraine, a small kamikaze
Steven Chase February 2, 2023 The Globe and Mail Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling on the Canadian government to donate tens of thousands of
David Axe Forbes January 31, 2024 A Russian mechanized assault in the vicinity of Novomykhailivka, 10 miles west of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, should
Overnight drone attack deals another blow to Moscow’s fleet and demonstrates Kyiv’s expanding power in Black Sea Dan Sabbagh, Pjotr Sauer and Luke Harding 1
by Daryna Krasnolutska February 2, 2024 Bloomberg Ukraine’s top general doubled down on a confrontation with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy over military leadership, escalating a power
A recently declassified US intelligence report shows a direct correlation between the current impasse in the US Congress on aid to Ukraine and Russian intelligence
By Edward Lucas January 28, 2024 CEPA Confiscating the Russian Central Bank’s reserves is right. To mark the two-year anniversary of the full-scale invasion of
THEY BLEW THE RUSSIANS BACK TO 1980 The Russian 810th Marine Brigade is back to riding in 70-year-old T-55 tanks David Axe Forbes January 31,
In a case lasting nine years, the ICJ rejected most of Ukraine’s allegations of ethnic discrimination and terrorism financing by Russia. By VERONIKA MELKOZEROVA Jan
All 27 leaders agree deal after 11th-hour meetings with Hungarian prime minister, who had vowed to block the funds Lisa O’Carroll 1 February 2024 The
Simon Shuster January 29, 2024 Time This winter, after a protracted impasse along the frontlines, the war in Ukraine began a new phase
01/29/24 Alexander J. Motyl The Messenger Russia’s paranoia has just reached new heights — unsurprisingly, as all dictatorships always see enemies everywhere. Sergei Naryshkin,
‘If Ukraine’s current bombing campaign continues to gather momentum,’ an analyst reckons, ‘Russian military chiefs will have to decide whether to reduce protection for the
President Zelensky has announced that Kyiv intends to investigate Moscow’s crimes against Ukrainians on the territory of the Russian Federation, drawing the anger of
Since 1991, Russia has had a seat at the U.N. illegally. It is the only participating country that has neither signed the organization’s 1945 founding
Thibault Spirlet January 27, 2024 Business Insider Russia is trying to cut off Ukraine’s access to Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites, according to space warfare
P&G and 12 other multinationals publicly named by Ukraine as “international sponsors of war”. Who’s next? Jan 27, 2024 Business and Human Rights Resource Centre
Why they won’t rebel against the war that kills their men. January 20, 2024 By Anastasia Edel, a writer and social historian Foreign Policy
Approaching the third year since the full-scale invasion, Ukraine says over 374,520 Russian soldiers have been “eliminated” – but merely killing more Russian soldiers will
Steve Chase January 25, 2024 The Globe and Mail One of the most prominent Ukrainian Canadian organizations is blasting Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for
David Hambling Forbes January 25, 2024 Last night the Russian Rosneft oil refinery at Tuapse in Krasnodar Krai was ablaze, cellphone video showing flames
By Max Boot January 22, 2024 The Washington Post Whichever genius in the congressional Republican caucus decided to condition aid to Ukraine on
The Academy Award-winning actor and filmmaker visited Stanford last Thursday to screen and discuss his documentary, Superpower, about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his country’s
by Martin Fornusek January 24, 2024 The Kyiv Independent “Volunteer patriot” hackers of the BO Team launched a cyberattack against the Russian Far Eastern
European countries are starting to realize that they could be next on Vladimir Putin’s hit list Diane Francis January 22, 2024 National Post On
By DAVID J. KRAMER, JOHN HERBST, and WILLIAM TAYLOR January 21, 2024 The Hill Ukrainians will continue to fight Russian forces that have been
A group of NATO parliamentarians visited Washington this week to press for more aid. By PAUL MCLEARY January 18, 2024 POLITICO A group of
Tumaini Carayol 21 Jan 2024 The Guardian Marta Kostyuk believes that tennis has forgotten the war in Ukraine and she hopes that the success
By Joseph Katala January 20, 2024 Cryptopolitan Amid an ongoing conflict with Russia that has stretched into its third year, Ukraine has made astonishing
Ukrainian leader invited Trump to Ukraine but says if he returns to White House he could make unilateral concessions to Russia Edward Helmore 20 January
“We understand that there’s concern about the safety, security and sovereignty of Ukraine, but the American people have those same concerns about our own domestic
Britain became the first of G7 nations to commit to a bilateral security agreement with Ukraine. Though lacking firm guarantees, it has enshrined that the
Jan 11, 2024 By Daniel Bush Newsweek Russia’s latest onslaught of drones and missiles against Ukraine has been made possible by imports of Western
By Stephen Blank and Andrew Fink January 16, 2024 CEPA Sanctions improve over time, as the US government is now demonstrating. Even so, additional
By GLEN E. HOWARD 01/17/24 The Hill The Prussian military theorist Carl Von Clausewitz once wrote that “the talent of the strategist is to
Larry Elliott and Graeme Wearden 17 January 2024 The Guardian Britain is ramping up pressure on western governments to use $350bn (£275bn) of frozen Russian
By Lisa Mascaro and Seung Min Kim January 17, 2024 The Washington Post WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden convened top congressional leaders at the
By Aamir Sheikh January 15, 2024 Cryptopolitan In a groundbreaking development that could reshape the course of the ongoing conflict, Ukraine has turned to
From: Prime Minister’s Office, 10 Downing Street and The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP Published: 12 Jan 2024 Location: Ukrainian Rada Delivered on: 12 Jan 2024 (Transcript
Reuters January 15, 2024 KYIV – Ukraine’s military said on Monday its air force destroyed a Russian Beriev A-50 surveillance plane and an Ilyushin
The Ukrainian army’s M-2s have better protection, firepower and optics than Russian vehicles David Axe Forbes January 15, 2024 The steel and aluminum armor
The Russia-Ukraine conflict is taking an increasingly deadly toll on the novelists, poets, musicians and dancers who put their careers on hold to defend their
Washington’s likely failure in Ukraine shows the US needs a new national security strategy. By ANDREW A. MICHTA January 15, 2024 POLITICO The United States
By Svitlana Romanko and Oleh Savytskyi The Moscow Times Jan 15, 2024 As world leaders gather in Davos for the World Economic Forum this
RUSSIA IMPORTS AS MUCH BATTLEFIELD MATERIAL AS BEFORE UKRAINE INVASION Russia’s average monthly expenditure on imports of battlefield goods from January to October 2023 stood
‘Flying radar’ attacked in ‘perfectly executed operation’, says Zelensky’s top general January 15, 2024 The Times Ukraine has said it destroyed a Russian spy
Oligarchs have lost billions from the shelling of their factories, and the government has used its wartime powers to break their political influence. Constant Méheut
by Martin Fornusek January 12, 2024 The Kyiv Independent A Russian manufacturer of Orlan drones and other military-use equipment dodges sanctions to obtain foreign-made components,
January 15, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Some people woke up on New Year’s morning with a hangover and some woke up with resolutions they will never
by OREST DEYCHAKIWSKY The Ukrainian Weekly Jan 15, 2024 Rarely has there been such a confluence of American values and interests as there currently exists
By Elina Beketova January 11, 2024 CEPA Since the annexation of Crimea and then the full-scale invasion, Ukrainian land has been mislabeled as Russian
The Sunday Times January 14, 2024 Today President Zelensky sends a stark message to the world: we need your support now more than ever
AFTER SHOOT-OUT WITH POLICE, SAY REPORTS Alia Shoaib Jan 13, 2024 Insider Russia security forces attempted to arrest two women suspected of poisoning its
By STEPHEN BLANK 01/12/24 The Hill The logjam on supplies to Ukraine may be starting to crack. Last week Norway sent two F-16 fighters
By MARK TEMNYCKY 01/12/24 The Hill After Congress opted not to pass a new aid bill for Ukraine last month, and as members enjoyed their
And EU and NATO Membership Are the Only Way to Achieve Enduring Security By Anders Fogh Rasmussen and Andriy Yermak January 11, 2024 Foreign Affairs
by Francis Farrell January 9, 2024 The Kyiv Independent Acts of resistance come in many shapes and sizes. From a colored ribbon tied to
David Axe Forbes Staff January 12, 2024 Thanks to a huge consignment of shells from North Korea, Russian forces in Ukraine are flush with
James Sherr OBE International Centre for Defence and Security January 10, 2024 When the Kremlin launched its full-scale war against Ukraine, it did so
The war of aggression launched by Russia in 2014 against Ukraine, and continued with a full-scale invasion in 2022, has brought much suffering to Ukrainian
Dominic Culverwell January 11, 2024 The Kyiv Independent On a trip to Mykolaiv in November, I passed an electronics store covered in shrapnel damage. I
Samuel Charap, an influential proponent of Kyiv-Moscow negotiations, who has long been skeptical of Ukraine’s ability to win the war, evidently has an in with
Ukrainian drone swarms and tough infantry defending strategic Krynky village are now topics of open complaint by their opponents. Clumsy Russian army decision-making is a
Waiting Until Russia’s New Strategic Supply Bridge Was Almost Built, Then Blowing It Up With Rockets David Axe Forbes Jan 8, 2024 This weekend,
Why the new conventional wisdom that the war is a stalemate favoring Russia is wrong. By Rose Gottemoeller and Michael Ryan January 8, 2024 Foreign
By Nicolas Tenzer January 8, 2024 CEPA Journalists, like the West as a whole, are failing to understand what is happening in Eastern Europe,
By BRAD DRESS January 7, 2024 The Hill Ukraine’s counteroffensive did not go as planned, but 2023 was not entirely a loss in its
The greater danger lies in Putin’s eventual victory January 8, 2024 Written By: Rod Liddle The Spectator World I have never been one of
Without a grasp of how Russia understands its national destiny, any US attempt to pragmatically manage Moscow’s aggression becomes an elaborate recipe for managing America’s
The drones are more accurate than artillery, but far less powerful. They are helping Ukraine to fend off Russia’s forces, at least for now Ian
Almost two years after its full-scale invasion, Paul Niland examines what Russia claims is the purpose of waging war on Ukraine Paul Niland 5 January
Sasha Lensky 7 January 2024 The Spectator Following Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the calamitous, early missteps of the Russian
Keir Giles January 5, 2024 CNN Russia’s renewed campaign of missile and drone strikes against Ukrainian civilians has begun in earnest. The campaign was long
David Axe Forbes Jan 5, 2024 Ukraine has taught its drones a new skill: minelaying. More and more Ukrainian drone groups are flying their
By Associated Press January 5, 2024 Russian air defenses downed dozens of Ukrainian drones in occupied Crimea and southern Russia on Friday, officials said,
A bizarre self identified political scientist with no college degree, but manifesting a most aggressive attitude displayed on television is one named Charlie Kirk. Recently
By Ellie Cook January 4, 2024 Newsweek Russia is attempting to disguise details about its cruise missile production and stockpiles, according to a new
A Ukrainian Saboteur Traveled 900 Miles to A Snowy Russian Airfield And, In The Dead Of Night, Lit A Russian Sukhoi Fighter-Bomber On Fire David
By Michael Poznansky January 5, 2024 Foreign Affairs One of the chief justifications for sending military aid to Ukraine turns on deterrence. Proponents of
90 years ago the Soviet-engineered Holodomor atrocity came to an end, but its horrific legacy continues Adam Zivo Jan 3, 2023 National Post ODESA,
Adam Zivo January 3, 2024 National Post The West’s enemies understand that disparate conflicts in Ukraine, Israel, Yemen and Taiwan are just different theatres of
By Timothy Ash January 3, 2024 CEPA The US, UK and Canada are reportedly set to present proposals to G7 leaders in February to
Tayfun Ozberk 2 Jan 2024 Naval News On January 1, 2024, Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) shared a video of the Sea Baby unmanned surface
‘Cuckoo’ comes from a proud tradition of Ukrainian snipers — and Putin is sending poorly trained men into her crosshairs George Grylls January 2, 2024
By BOHDAN VITVITSKY December 30, 2023 The Hill Does the U.S. have an obligation to aid Ukraine? The short answer to this question,
By Victor Rud January 2, 2024 CEPA Western weakness and vacillation over Ukraine is encouraging expansionist despots. They will ensure a cascade of warfare
The President of Ukraine is disappointed with the world’s current attitude to the need for continued support to Ukraine – but is in no hurry
Alexander J. Motyl January 1, 2024 The Messenger Vladimir Putin, Russia’s illegitimate president, reportedly says he’d consider a ceasefire in his war against Ukraine.
By not arming Kyiv for a long-range campaign against Russia, the U.S. seems to be forcing a deal. By Phillips P. O’Brien Jan.1, 2024
David Axe Forbes Jan 1, 2024 For 10 weeks, tens of thousands of Russian troops have been trying, and failing, to dislodge a few
Athletes including 1994 Olympic figure skating champion Oksana Baiul have fought sports officials to an uneasy compromise—one ice show at a time Louise Radnofsky January
By the Editorial Board January 1, 2024 The Washington Post The Soviet Union designed the S-300, a mobile, surface-to-air defense weapons system, during the
By Ellie Cook December 28, 2023 Newsweek On the cusp of 2024, Russia has made use of nearly two years of patchy air superiority
Predictions for a new year are like resolutions, rarely measured by success or failure. Generally no one remembers them. As a society we have short
UKRAINE’S M-2 FIGHTING VEHICLES ARE SHOWING HOW RUSSIA LOSES—AND UKRAINE WINS David Axe Forbes Dec 30, 2023 On Oct. 10, elements of two Russian
By Peter Dickinson Atlantic Council Dec 1, 2023 Vladimir Putin’s Ukrainian Genocide: Nobody can claim they did not know The liberation of Kherson in
Russia’s pro-Palestinian stance has inflamed tensions and underscored shift in relations since invasion of Ukraine Pjotr Sauer 30 December 2023 The Guardian When Vladimir
The defence secretary said the shipment would help take down Russian drones amid Putin’s ‘murderous’ airstrikes Geraldine Scott December 30, 2023 The Times Britain
As the world’s attention turns to other conflicts, the onslaught here continues. This is the story of one December day in Kyiv Oleksandr Mykhed 29
Stanislav Haider December 28, 2023 The Kyiv Independent The Defense Ministry is one of Ukraine’s oldest bureaucratic structures. As such, it has long-established customs
How the Ukraine War Has Changed the Game for the Kremlin’s Operatives—and Their Western Rivals By Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan December 27, 2023 Foreign
By Samya Kullab and Illia Novikov December 28, 2023 The Washington Post MYKOLAIV, Ukraine — They recognized the TV repairman. The residents of Oleshky
From the start of the invasion, the Russian authorities purposefully removed children from Ukraine, aiming to turn them against their homeland. Some have returned to
Although a Ukrainian counteroffensive has made few battlefield gains, Ukraine has been able to launch a series of attacks on Crimea, the headquarters of Russia’s
THE UKRAINIANS TRYING TO SAVE THEIR ARCHAEOLOGICAL TREASURE AMID WAR In Ukraine’s history-rich east, the war with Russia is hastening both historical discoveries and the
In the course of my personal Christmas introspection which deals with both my Christian and Ukrainian sour, I recalled an interview with the then just
Washington Commentary by Matthew Continetti Dec 23, 2023 The debate over American military assistance to Ukraine has lost touch with reality. The argument in Washington
Russia is turning to Iran and North Korea for military supplies and diplomatic support. By Yaroslav Trofimov December 21, 2023 The Wall Street Journal
By Leonid Gozman 22/12/2023 Euronews Putin’s regime is an existential threat to European civilization. If Russia wins in Ukraine, it will not stop, just
INTERVIEW WITH EWA THOMPSON: THE FIELD ISN’T “SLAVIC STUDIES” AT ALL—IT SHOULD BE CALLED “RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA STUDIES” December 21, 2023 Forum for Ukrainian Studies
MISSILES AND DRONES WERE TAKING OUT ENTIRE RUSSIAN SQUADS ON THEIR VEHICLES. David Axe Forbes December 19, 2023 Russian forces on the attack in
Using specialized e-commerce sites, secretive shipping workarounds and a constellation of middlemen, Russia has obtained the tech components it needs to keep its economy and
Ukrainians would face terror on a scale not seen in Europe since the 20th-century era of totalitarian rule By Adrian Karatnycky December 19, 2023 Foreign
If the West doesn’t help Ukraine beat back Russia, your lives will not be the same. Opinion by VICTOR PINCHUK 12/13/2023 POLITICO The White
19 December, 2023 Global Espreso Many units of the Russian army in the Kupyansk direction have recorded an outbreak of hemorrhagic fever, dubbed as “mouse
He faced a police investigation over an alleged contract killing, but Volodymyr Saldo is now beyond the reach of Ukrainian law Tom Burgis 19
‘If you want to lose a war, lose attention. That’s how that happens, and that is Putin’s end game,’ volunteer Dave Smith says Mark Mackinnon
After Ukrainian forces pushed back the invading Russians, a few residents returned to their bombed out villages Marc Bennetts December 18, 2023 The Times
David Hambling December 17, 2023 Forbes Commentators have long asked where Ukraine’s reply is to the Iranian-made Shahed drones used by Russia . Now
December 18, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS The West dallies about funding Ukraine’s war effort, but can do so by confiscating all the Russian financial assets
May I begin by expressing my sincerest gratitude to God and all those responsible for this gift of unity, enabling all Ukrainians at long last
By E.J. Dionne Jr. December 17, 2023 The Washington Post On Thursday in Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin preened before his country’s captive
A military intelligence officer says he is conducting operations against the Putin regime without the knowledge of his superiors Samantha de Bendern December 17,
12/16/23 Victor Rud The Messenger On a recent appearance on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio) posited that “What’s in
The ‘60 Minutes’ correspondent, winner of 51 Emmys, has thrived on showing viewers ‘what they should be paying attention to.’ Emily Bobrow December 15,
Proliferation of small, cheap drones is changing the way militaries think about air defense By Alistair MacDonald and Ievgeniia Sivorka December 15, 2023 The Wall
In televised year-end address, Russian president calls for Ukraine’s unconditional surrender Andrew Roth and Pjotr Sauer 14 December 2023 The Guardian Vladimir Putin has
December 15, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS From celebration to exasperation in a matter of hours. The gambit to get Putin pal Viktor Orban of Hungary to
Biden and Republicans would co-own a Vietnam-scale debacle. By The Editorial Board December 13, 2023 The Wall Street Journal Hard to believe, but perhaps
UKRAINE HAS FIGURED OUT A NEW WAY OF WINNING BATTLES: START BY GROUNDING RUSSIA’S DRONES Jam Russian radios, blow up Russian jammers David Axe December
The congressional opposition to the president’s funding request explained—as far as it can be By David Frum December 12, 2023 The Atlantic “We’re
The U.S. assesses that more than 13,000 Russian soldiers have been killed or wounded in a key eastern Ukrainian battleground since October. By ALEXANDER
SEXUALLY ASSAULTED BY RUSSIAN TROOPS, SURVIVORS IN UKRAINE BEGIN TO SEEK JUSTICE As hundreds share their stories, investigators work to determine if soldiers are using
Patrol boats are playing a key role in keeping the enemy at bay Maxim Tucker December 12, 2023 The Times The boat’s engine roars
The Ukrainian leader warned against what he called a potential political betrayal of his military ahead of meetings on Capitol Hill Tuesday By Liz Goodwin,
Kyiv faces challenge of political obstruction in the West, but historian Anne Applebaum is optimistic this will be resolved Diane Francis Dec 11, 2023 Financial
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 12/09/23 The Hill Are the MAGA Republicans who want to cut off U.S. aid to Ukraine acting ethically? To put
LIFE IN RUSSIAN-CONTROLLED AREAS OF UKRAINE IS GRIM. PEOPLE ARE FLEEING THROUGH A DANGEROUS CORRIDOR By Hanna Arhirova The Washington Post December 11, 2023
December 11, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Champagne corks are popping in the Kremlin as Ukraine’s fate becomes entangled in the machinations that plague democracies in America
If Congress forces Kyiv to accept a Russian victory, the result won’t be peace but a new war. By David Satter December 7, 2023 The
David Axe Forbes December 8, 2023 As Russia’s wider war on Ukraine grinds toward its third year, both countries’ tanks mostly aren’t fighting as
By WILLIAM COURTNEY and HOWARD J. SHATZ December 7, 2023 The Hill With no letup in its war against Ukraine in sight, Russia has amassed
Reducing support for Kyiv puts the entire free world at risk Adam Zivo December 04, 2023 National Post ODESA, Ukraine — Western allies who
UKRAINE GOES TO WASHINGTON WITH A NEW ASK: HELP US MAKE OUR OWN WEAPONS Kyiv has received billions of dollars’ worth of weapons from the
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church Moscow Patriarchate (UOCMP) is a geographical appendage or branch of the Russian Orthodox Church, Moscow Patriarchate (ROCMP). It takes its directives
UKRAINIANS, IN A TRANSCONTINENTAL WAR OF SABOTAGE, REACH ACROSS RUSSIA TO BLOW UP TRAINS TO STOP MILITARY CARGO FROM CHINA AND NORTH KOREA Kremlin calls
The Wall Street Journal Dec 6, 2023 Tunku Varadarajan Every isolationist American politician who would turn his back on the Ukrainians should be made to
By Lee Hockstader December 5, 2023 The Washington Post PARIS — There are various paths to the conclusion that U.S. taxpayers are getting a bargain
By Herman Pirchner Jr. December 4, 2023 Washington Times Since the start of the latest Israel-Hamas war, coverage of the conflict between Russia and
By Taras Kuzio November 30, 2023 Atlantic Council As the year draws to a close, there is a growing sense of Ukraine fatigue in
Francis Farrell November 28, 2023 The Kyiv Independent To end the war with an independent Ukraine, the West must provide honest answers to two
Amid passionate accusations of hypocrisy, the U.S. and allies have struggled to persuade the world that they are defending the moral high ground in both
UKRAINE CAPTURED A RADAR DURING A DARING OIL PLATFORM ASSAULT THAT IT’S NOW USING TO TRACK RUSSIAN WARSHIPS, COMMANDOS SAY Chris Panella November 29, 2023
By Kristina Hook November 25, 2023 Atlantic Council As Russia’s full-scale invasion approaches the two-year mark with no end in sight, Ukrainian resolve remains
November 29, 2023 By Carl Schreck, Maja Zivanovic and Riin Aljas RFE/RL VIENNA — Just two days before Russia launched its full-scale invasion of
Contrary to the doom-mongers, there is no rationale for Ukraine to make concessions and, in effect, agree to capitulation. by Alexander J. Motyl and Dennis
Ukraine’s war aims are designed to guarantee a lasting peace, not a reprieve before another Russian attack. DAVID J. KRAMER, JOHN HERBST and WILLIAM TAYLOR
Ukrainian History Global Initiative brings together 90 academics to put the country’s historical contributions on the map Charlotte Higgins 29 November 2023 The Guardian The
November 24,2023 Ukrainian World Congress Russians destroy Holodomor monuments in south of Ukraine The Russians are destroying monuments to the victims of the Holodomor
UKRAINIAN CHILDREN ABDUCTED TO RUSSIA FORCED TO GLORIFY CONVICTED CRIMINALS PARDONED FOR FIGHTING AGAINST UKRAINE 24.11.2023 Halya Coynash Human Rights in Ukraine Russia is
Tom Ball November 24, 2023 The Times There was a time when Maria Berlinska was simply Masha, a Kyiv university student studying for a master’s
DIANE FRANCIS November 23, 2023 Volodymyr Zelensky delivered grim news on November 21, the tenth anniversary of Ukraine’s Revolution of Dignity. He said in
Eric Reguly November 22, 2023 The Globe and Mail Pope Francis has repeatedly called for peace in Ukraine and asked Catholics to pray for
I last met this friend of the Ukrainian people on a cold December afternoon in 2013 on the Maidan in Kyiv as he was about
Vladimir Putin’s pals have been boasting about Russia’s backing of Hamas; critics say they are one of a number of notorious anti-Western allies being used
Nov 20, 2023 UCCA On 18 November, hundreds of Ukrainian Americans gathered before St. George Ukrainian Catholic Church in New York City to embark on
By Olga Bertelsen AIHPS Nov 12, 2023 In 2016, I published an article about Russian memory politics and disinformation in the sphere of history,
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 11/20/23 The Hill This Thanksgiving, you may want to thank whichever God you pray to that you’re not Ukrainian. For chances
President points to ties between Kremlin and Iran and also thanks ‘brave men and women’ putting themselves in danger to report the war at a
‘Russian Military Is Shooting Its Soldiers Who Retreat’ – Ukraine Counteroffensive Update for Nov 20 by John Moretti November 19, 2023 Kyiv Post According
A 60-Year-Old Russian Tank Apparently Tried Attacking The Ukrainian Marines’ Dnipro Bridgehead. The Tank Didn’t Survive. David Axe Forbes November 19, 2023 On Oct.
VoxCheck’s Investigation into Russian Falsehoods in Europe VoxCheck Team 16 November 2023 VoxCheck has been monitoring Russian disinformation in six European countries for almost
By Will Tizard Variety Nov 18, 2023 Sean Penn says the cost in human lives of Russia’s continuing war on Ukraine is on “all
The true depth of our obligation to Kyiv is only now becoming clear Dominic Lawson November 19, 2023 The Sunday Times As winter falls
By Stephen Blank The Central Asia-Caucasus November 15, 2023 Russia has recently announced that it has obtained a new naval base on the Black Sea
Russian propaganda has a strong influence around the world, and unfortunately, the United States is no exception. For Washington, Russian propaganda has long been a
What happened during the Holodomor is cause for lessons to be learned now. By Bohdan Nahaylo November 19, 2023 Kyiv Post The 90th
From WW I until the present, the US has underestimated and mishandled Moscow repeatedly to Ukraine’s detriment and its own. Simply put, America lacks a
By CARL GERSHMAN Nov 16, 2023 Tablet Magazine Hamas’ barbaric attack on Oct. 7, when the terrorist group gruesomely slaughtered 1,200 Israelis and seized over
EVIDENCE SUGGESTS STARVATION OF UKRAINE WAS PRE-PLANNED Purchases by Russian defence contractor suggest Moscow was planning to steal vast quantities of Ukrainian grain months before
We must inoculate the world’s nations as to the Moscow-origins of the recent spike of antisemitism and make clear that only our enemies win through
Eurasia Daily Monitor By Ksenia Kirillova November 13, 2023 Life at home is not always peaceful and full of glory for Russian soldiers returning from
UKRAINE’S FOREIGN MINISTER DMYTRO KULEBA ON X: TO THOSE WHO HAVE MISSED THE PREVIOUS 30 YEARS, HERE IS A SHORT LIST OF THE RESULTS OF
Nov 15, 2023 ISW By Frederick W. Kagan The positional war in Ukraine is not a stable stalemate. It is not the result of fundamental
About 100 Ukrainians a day travel back into Ukraine at an unofficial border crossing, bringing tales of repression and fear about life in Russian-controlled territories.
THE UKRAINIANS USED A CLASSIC TACTIC TO DEVASTATE A RUSSIAN AMMO CONVOY Russian forces aren’t safe anywhere in Kherson Oblast David Axe Forbes November 14,
By VERA BERGENGRUEN November 14, 2023 TIME Magazine Leonid Tymchenko spent the first month of Russia’s invasion sitting in his dark government office after
TELLS US SOMETHING IMPORTANT ABOUT UKRAINE Russia once controlled 20 percent of U.S. territory. That legacy helps explain its aggression against Ukraine. By CASEY MICHEL
By Mykola Bielieskov November 13, 2023 Atlantic Council Ukrainian commander-in-chief Valery Zaluzhny is not known for seeking the limelight, but his recent interview and
Ukrainian toeholds across the Dnipro River in the south are a rare bright spot amid glum By Matthew Luxmoore November 15, 2023 The Wall Street
Influential author and broadcaster Hubert Seipel received financial support for his work on two books described by many as sympathetic to Russian president Kate Connolly,
UKRAINE PLANS TO USE WINTER TO CUT OFF RUSSIA’S MILITARY SUPPLY CHAINS AND ‘FREEZE THEM OUT’ OF THE COUNTRY, OFFICIAL SAYS Sinéad Baker Nov 13,
By Brendan Cole ISW Nov 9, 2023 The Russian General Staff is making decisions based on maps that do not reflect the battlefield reality,
By Pavel Luzin November 10, 2023 CEPA The Kremlin makes remorseless efforts to achieve a ceasefire on its own terms. Agreeing to this would
by Anastasiia Lapatina November 4, 2023 The Kyiv Independent Russia is infamous for its malign influence in Latin America – from pouring billions of
Mariya Chukhnova 9 November 2023 VOX News Corruption is usually believed to be the problem of less developed countries. However, while it originates in
By Anne Applebaum November 10, 2023 The Atlantic They planned to take Kyiv in three days, the rest of Ukraine in six weeks. More
Desperate parents regularly write to the first lady, pleading for help. ‘As a mother, I don’t know how I would cope,’ she says of the
Col. (Ret.) Jonathan Sweet and Mark Toth November 9, 2023 The Messenger Reports that the United States and European Union (EU) are initiating peace
Washington needs to quickly ramp up defense production, especially munitions. Peter Rough and Mike Watson Foreign Policy Nov 8, 2023 Now that the war
By Peter Dickinson Atlantic Council Nov 7, 2023 On the very first day of Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022, a Russian warship approached
MPs heard from children who were shipped to Russia or occupied Ukraine and forced to renounce their Ukrainian identity John Ivison November 07, 2023 National
Ethnic minorities volunteer for long trek from far east to oppose Putin’s regime Marc Bennetts November 9, 2023 The Times The men left Siberia separately,
A question for American lawmakers about Ukraine TIMOTHY SNYDER Nov 8, 2023 Imagine that freedom was in decline around the world. Imagine that things had
By Max Boot November 6, 2023 The Washington Post In warfare, attacking has always been harder than defending. The war in Ukraine demonstrates that
Amid ceaseless bombardment, Kherson residents shop at the market, clean their homes, and document the horrors of war by Tom Burgis 7 Nov 2023 The
Israel-Gaza and Ukraine-Russia conflicts part of world war started by Vladimir Putin in 1999 Diane Francis November 6, 2023 Financial Post The Israel-Gaza and
By George F. Will November 1, 2023 The Washington Post Explaining his support for U.S. aid to Israel but not Ukraine, Sen. J.D. Vance,
By Fatima Hussein November 2, 2023 The Washington Post WASHINGTON — The United States on Thursday imposed a new round of sanctions on 130
November 01, 2023 By Kyrylo Ovsyaniy RFE/RL An analysis of satellite images by Schemes, RFE/RL’s Ukrainian investigative unit, suggests that Russia is actively building
November 2, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS In most developed nations, Donald Trump would be nearly broke or in jail by now — not because of the
By Greg Miller and Catherine Belton October 19, 2023 The Washington Post KYIV, Ukraine — In the final days before the invasion of Ukraine,
Goltsev, one of the accused, allegedly sent a message to a co-conspirator, stating: “We need to figure out why they keep holding the package. I
By David L. Stern and Kostiantyn Khudov November 1, 2023 The Washington Post KYIV — A rousing action drama set in 18th-century Ukraine about a
Mother tells of Ukrainian civilian’s torture, starvation and despair at the hands of a cruel enemy Marc Bennetts The Times October 30 2023 After months
‘Russia’s church’ is about to be banned as art and religion also come into conflict in Ukraine. By Andriy Kurkov October 29, 2023 Kyiv Post
Is Ukraine the winner? By VLADISLAV DAVIDZON October 24, 2023 Tablet Magazine The Hamas massacres in the Israeli south that killed more than 1,400 Israeli
James Sherr OBE ICDS Oct 30, 2023 The Russians have long understood that to win a war, you must utilise an enemy’s forces as skilfully
Soldiers who don’t follow the suicidal Kremlin orders now risk gunfire from both sides of the war by Askold Krushelnycky The Independent Oct 28, 2023
By DOUG KLAIN 10/30/23 The Hill Congress is open for business again, and the first order of business for new Speaker of the House Mike
Analyzing this subject it is compelling to take into account lapse of time, lack of legislation at the time, the weakness of international law and
Ukraine inflicted unprecedented damage on Russia’s armored forces in October, destroying over 400 Russian tanks, according to the General Staff. By SERGE HAVRYLETS 28/10/2023 Euromaidan
October 30, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Ukraine’s war against Russia has been bumped off front pages by Israel’s conflict, leading to concern that U.S. financial support
Never-before-released archival files reveal Washington’s error in cudgeling Ukraine to give up its nuclear weapons despite the risk of a Russian invasion. by George E.
By Peter Dickinson Oct 26, 2023 Atlantic Council How much longer can the West afford to continue supporting Ukraine? As Russia’s invasion enters its twenty-first
RUSSIAN SOLDIER SAYS 8 UKRAINIAN FIGHTERS FENDED OFF HUNDREDS OF ENEMY TROOPS FROM THEIR FORTIFIED POSITION, PER LEAKED AUDIO By Alia Shoaib Insider Oct 27,
By MARK TEMNYCKY October 27, 2023 The Hill “In my state, people want to be helpful to Ukraine, but they also want to be
By ALEX GANGITANO 10/26/23 The Hill White House national security spokesperson John Kirby said Thursday that the Russian military is executing soldiers who aren’t following
He says American politicians don’t realize much of the funding actually stays in the US. Charles R. Davis October 25, 2023 Insider WASHINGTON, DC —
Vasileios Karagiannopoulos October 25, 2023 The Conversation Ukraine’s recently formed “IT army” is playing a crucial role in the war with Russia, launching disruptive cyber-attacks
HAMAS’S ATTACK HAS OPENED UP ANOTHER FRONT IN THE GROWING WAR AGAINST LIBERAL DEMOCRACY: CHRIS ALEXANDER IN THE GLOBE AND MAIL Liberal democracies need to
The issue of the Galicia Division, which fought in German uniforms against the Soviets, has long been officially closed in the UK and Canada. Yet
Kyiv is converting US missiles for new uses and prioritising joint ventures with western companies. Twenty months since Russia‟s full-scale invasion, Ukrainian officials know how
Inasmuch as the Russians could not eradicate the national characteristics of the non-Russian nations in the USSR, they had to grant some concessions and to
David Axe Forbes Oct 23, 2023 Four months after Ukrainian forces launched their long-anticipated counteroffensive in southern and eastern Ukraine, Russian forces tried to
by Seth Mandel Oct 23, 2023 Commentary The headline on ABC News’s Chicago affiliate was: “Chicago protest today: Hundreds of Palestinians march downtown as death
UKRAINE BREAKS THROUGH ENEMY LINES IN RUSSIA-CONTROLLED SOUTH: ‘RUSSIAN LOSSES ARE REALLY STAGGERING’ By Matthew Sedacca Oct. 21, 2023 New York Post Ukrainian forces
The lightning assaults are part of a larger campaign using drones and missiles to degrade Russian forces and demoralize the public. By Carlotta Gall and
As prosecutors prepare war crimes case, victims reveal how they were beaten and made to dig own graves in Balakliia Lorenzo Tondo 23 October
Ukraine in recent months jumped in with two feet on developing “FrankenSAM” missile systems to fill its air defense gaps. The Russian Air Force recently
JANICE DICKSON October 20, 2023 The Globe and Mail Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has been raging for more than 600 days, and as the
Report points to ‘wilful killing, torture, rape and other sexual violence, and the deportation of children to the Russian Federation’ Pjotr Sauer 21 October 2023
REMARKS BY PRESIDENT BIDEN ON THE UNITED STATES’ RESPONSE TO HAMAS’S TERRORIST ATTACKS AGAINST ISRAEL AND RUSSIA’S ONGOING BRUTAL WAR AGAINST UKRAINE WHITE HOUSE BRIEFING
By Jeff Stein, Nick Miroff and Jacob Bogage October 20, 2023 The Washington Post President Biden on Friday unveiled a $106 billion proposal that primarily
“The war will end for us when we enter Kuban.” So said a disabled Ukrainian soldier with a missing left arm above the elbow. He
Stephen Blank October 19, 2023 The Hill Recently Rep. Ralph Norman (R-S.C.) said Israel is our “single most important ally in the Middle East,”
President links the two conflicts as he makes a sweeping argument for America’s global role By Marisa Iati and Yasmeen Abutaleb October 19, 2023 The
From improvised “wedding drone” bombers to long-range kamikaze drones, Ukraine’s rapid drone innovation has given it a tactical edge against Russia’s forces. But can it
By Mykola Bielieskov October 16, 2023 Atlantic Council The current fighting season is still far from over in Ukraine, but it is already clear that
There can be no capitulation to Russia or to Hamas. ERIC S. EDELMAN and DAVID J. KRAMER Oct 18, 2023 The Bulwark The world’s attention
By Vasco Cotovio, Frederik Pleitgen, Daniel Hodge and Kostyantyn Gak CNN October 18, 2023 A swarm of Ukrainian jet skis races across the ocean under
October 19, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS President Joe Biden went to Israel and threaded the needle. He repeated America’s full-throated support for Israel, sympathized with Gaza’s
Ukrainian forces attacked two key Russian air bases behind enemy lines on Tuesday, using American-made long-range missiles known as ATACMS, a U.S. official said. By
Glenn Corn Oct 16, 2023 The Cipher Brie EXPERT PERSPECTIVE / OPINION — Prior to the horrific events of 7 October 2023, the issue of
10/16/23 Alexander J. Motyl The Messenger Ukraine, the West, and Israel will face some tough choices in the days, weeks and months to come. It
Major assault in Donetsk launched on Tuesday said to have resulted in serious losses for Moscow’s forces Luke Harding 15 Oct 2023 The Guardian
By Andrew E. Kramer and Matthew Mpoke Bigg October 15, 2023 The New York Times Ukraine, still locked in fierce combat with Russia along
By Alex Horton and Serhiy Morgunov October 12, 2023 The Washington Post DONETSK REGION, Ukraine — The Ukrainian soldier was alone on the road
After the recent visit to Canada of Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky, interested parties renewed worn out claims about the presence of “Ukrainian Nazis” in Canada.
By Kurt Volker October 7, 2023 CEPA We should not overdo the current sense of doom on Ukraine aid. There are good reasons to believe
October 12, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS The assault by Hamas against Israel happened on October 7 which is Vladimir Putin’s birthday. It may be coincidental, but
Kyiv aims to destroy Russia’s logistics routes, command centers and ammunition depots, weakening enemy forces so it can slice through them By Daniel Michaels October
Author: Hryhorii Rii Translated by: Marta Olynyk President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to Canada and his speech in Parliament blew up into a scandal. The world’s
Marc Santora traveled with Ukrainian air assault brigades in eastern Ukraine. Tyler Hicks has documented the war from locations all along the front line. Tyler
At this critical moment, now is not the time for the US to sell out Ukraine and effectively capitulate on the world stage. By Victor
League of Ukrainian Canadians National Executive Media Release 10 October 2023 THE LEAGUE OF UKRAINIAN CANADIANS CONDEMNS TERRORIST ATTACK ON ISRAEL The League
David Axe Forbes October 9, 2023 It’s apparent that, in the months and weeks leading up to the Ukrainian armed forces’ 2023 counteroffensive, which kicked
And could we be making the same mistake with China? By Timothy Ash October 7, 2023 Kyiv Post Why did the West get
Ukraine’s Quest for Mature Nation, Statehood Roundtable XXIV: Forging A Strong Yet Forbearing National Identity – Future Initiatives, October 05, 2023, University Club, DC
The Russian dictator believes himself to be above international law but there are many ways to make him pay for his war crimes Peter Pomerantsev
Declan Power October 8, 2023 Sunday Times The tanaiste’s (The Tánaiste is the deputy head of the government of Ireland ) visit to Kyiv
By JOSH RUDOLPH 10/06/23 The Hill Russian President Vladimir Putin caught a lucky break this week. Just when he was planning to use his
By David Brennan Newsweek Sept 6, 2023 Ukrainian forces pushing their counteroffensive in the southeast of the country are “neutralizing” Russia’s numerical advantage, a retired
By DIANE FRANCIS October 5, 2023 Evidence that Russian President Vladimir Putin is in trouble grows. He imposed an October deadline on his generals to
Kyiv has turned the region into a no-go zone for Moscow’s bristling warships Luke Harding 5 October 2023 The Guardian It was a moment
Canadian scholar and historian of Ukraine during the Soviet era discusses the Kremlin’s “Operation Payback” propaganda campaign accusing Canada and the US of harboring Nazis
October 5, 2023. OTTAWA, ON. Today at approximately 1:15 pm Kyiv time, Russia carried out a missile strike on a grocery store near Kupyansk, Kharkiv
by Nataliya Bugayova, Frederick W. Kagan and Kateryna Stepanenko October 3, 2023 The Kyiv Independent Russian President Vladimir Putin didn’t invade Ukraine in 2022
By Max Boot October 2, 2023 The Washington Post The good news is that Congress, at the last minute, averted a government shutdown, at
By Paul Krugman October 2, 2023 The New York Times So the federal government wasn’t shut down over the weekend, although we may have
One Bucha resident, who chose to remain anonymous, decided to put his experience as a materials scientist to develop an “invisibility cloak” known as “Phantom
We Are Ukraine Sept 29, 2023 Russia utilizes a robust propaganda machine to advance its political and foreign policy goals globally. We at We Are
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Chair of Ukrainian Studies 100 St. George Street Toronto, Ontario M5S3G3 Tel. 416-978–3332 Fax 416-978-4960 September 25, 2023 “Canada’s Parliament applauds
Marcus Kolga breaks down how foreign influence operations are spreading disinformation and jeopardizing our democracy By ALI AMAD April 17, 2023 Toronto Life Human rights
In a war built around artillery, tanks, drones and cruise missiles, the role of the sniper, unseen and lethal, occupies an often overlooked but essential
Marcus Kolga breaks down how foreign influence operations are spreading disinformation and jeopardizing our democracy By ALI AMAD April 17, 2023 Toronto Life Human
by Lindsay Maizland Council on Foreign Relations Sept 29, 2023 How is the Ukrainian counteroffensive faring so far? The Ukrainian military has been doing
By Oleksandr Moskalenko October 1, 2023 Kyiv Post Ukraine’s counter-offensive has not swept the Russian occupiers from Ukrainian territory, but it has made some things
New systems eliminate surprises, make it harder to gain ground in armored assaults By Yaroslav Trofimov September 28, 2023 The Wall Street Journal CHASIV
A century-old institute that used to focus on criminal cases is studying Russia’s weapons, and where parts are coming from Shaun Walker 27 September 2023
Ukrainian military intelligence chief Kyrylo Budanov is spearheading the use of sea drones against the Russian fleet Financial Times Sept 27, 2023 At first glance,
September 28, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Putin realizes he is running out of time, according to a high-level leak. “He has given his defence minister Sergei
On Friday, 25 August 2023, in comments made by video to Roman Catholic youth in St. Petersburg, Russia, Pope Francis made the following comments: “Never
by Francis Farrell September 26, 2023 The Kyiv Independent ZAPORIZHZHIA OBLAST– Even months before it started, just the idea of Ukraine’s large-scale counteroffensive in 2023
The territory of today’s Ukraine in the XX century inter World War period was split essentially between a repressive Polish dictatorship and a savage and
By LAURENCE H. TRIBE and RAYMOND P. TOLENTINO Sept 26, 2023 TIME Magazine With each passing day, Ukraine continues to struggle under Russia’s illegal war
To waver in our support now would be tantamount to saying that this war is not our business Magnus Linklater September 26, 2023 The Times
Maxim Tucker September 25, 2023 The Times The Kremlin is implementing a carefully choreographed “state policy” of torture in occupied Ukraine, the leading United Nations
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy joins Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for a historic second parliamentary address. Al Jazeera Staff Sept 22, 2023 Al Jazeera Ukrainian
In the spring of this year, parishes of several Orthodox churches in the United States received a warning from the FBI that Russian special services
America will supply the ATACMS weapons, enabling Ukrainian forces to target Russian military logistics way beyond the frontline Emma Graham-Harrison 23 Sep 2023 The Guardian
Human rights lawyers are working with Ukraine’s public prosecutor to prepare dossier to submit to the international criminal court Dan Sabbagh 24 September 2023 The
David Axe Forbes Sep 20, 2023 Albania is donating to Ukraine 22 of its American-made MaxxPro armored trucks. It’s one small arms transfer among
UKRAINE’S LEOPARD 1A5 TANKS ARE EXCELLENT SHOOTERS—BECAUSE THEY HAVE EXCELLENT FIRE-CONTROLS David Axe Forbes Sep 22, 2023 Yes, Ukraine’s 1980s-vintage, German-made Leopard 1A5 tanks are
Bogdan Maftei Medium Sept 20, 2023 Imagine a historic parallel, one that harks back to the iconic events of World War II – think
by Igor Kossov September 20, 2023 The Kyiv Independent The past month has not been kind to Russia’s forces in occupied Crimea. In a span
By Jim Geraghty The Washington Post Sept 21, 2023 KYIV — “Before the war, I was a quiet man,” Rabbi Moshe Reuven Azman tells
UKRAINE BREACHED RUSSIA’S FEARSOME DEFENSES WITH VEHICLES FOR THE FIRST TIME, ANALYSTS SAY — A MAJOR MILESTONE IN ITS FIGHTBACK By Sophia Ankel and Jake
The Editorial Board The Globe and Mail September 22, 2023 Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will be in Ottawa on Friday to meet the Governor-General,
By Jesse O’Neill Sep. 19, 2023 New York Post Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky called on world leaders to “act united to defeat the aggressor,”
September 19, 2023 By Aleksander Palikot RFERL NEAR VELYKA NOVOSILKA, Ukraine — “We planned the offensive, went in, crushed two Russian brigades, and battered them
Painting Vladimir Putin’s Russia as a nation that seeks to dominate others, President Volodymyr Zelensky cast his appeal for broad support as a matter of
By Bret Stephens September 19, 2023 The New York Times Volodymyr Zelensky will visit Washington this week to give thanks to the United States for
On the eve of a trip to the United States, Ukraine’s president is eager to demonstrate that the billions of dollars Washington is spending to
By Mikhail Zygar September 19, 2023 The New York Times Starting this month, all high school students in Russia have a new history textbook.
If a negotiated settlement gave Moscow rights to any land it seized, it would claim success and invade again Derek H. Burney September 19, 2023
By Yaroslav Yurchyshyn The Hill Sept 16, 2023 Last month, Ukraine’s parliament established a special committee to formulate a legal framework for interactions with
Luke Coffey September 13, 2023 Hudson Institute Since Russia invaded Ukraine for the second time in eight years, Russian troops have ravaged Ukraine’s cities,
September 18, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS The phrase “Potemkin village” refers to a series of fake town facades built in 1783 by Catherine the Great’s lover,
Gina Christian OSV News 15 September 2023 PHILADELPHIA — Jewish leaders in Ukraine have issued a letter of support for the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy
I’ve seen the bravery and resilience of the Ukrainian people. At this week’s UN general assembly, world leaders must help them David Miliband 18 September
by Stephen Blank 09/14/23 The Hill Garry Kasparov, the renowned Russian dissident, recently observed that the Biden administration may be covertly negotiating with Russia to
Sept. 15, 2023 By Thomas L. Friedman The New York Times While visiting Kyiv last week, my first trip to Ukraine since Vladimir Putin’s invasion
Lucia Schulten Sept 17, 2023 DW Ukraine and Russia are set to face off in the International Court of Justice in the Hague over violations
Ukrainian leaders are trying to shore up support from dozens of countries and hope in-person talks will make a difference. By NAHAL TOOSI 09/14/2023 POLITICO
David Axe Forbes Sep 12, 2023 Ukraine’s German-made Leopard 2A6s—arguably its best tanks—operate at night and dawn, striking at long range while on the move.
Hamish de Bretton-Gordon The Telegraph September 13, 2023 The war in Ukraine appears on the surface like no other, with small flying drones attacking
The former Polish foreign minister on democracy in Poland, European security and what he meant by that Nord Stream tweet. By Katie Stallard The New
September 12, 2023 Janusz Bugajski The Geopost Ukraine’s counter-offensive is not only the enormous military effort to regain all of its occupied territories from Russian
10 September 2023 OHCHR KYIV – Russia’s armed aggression is becoming synonymous with torture and other inhuman cruelty, a UN expert said today. “The volume
09/11/23 Alexander J. Motyl The Messenger Astoundingly, the United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine “has not concluded at this stage that genocide
By Brendan Cole Newsweek Sept 11, 2023 Kyiv has said that it has reclaimed control of strategically vital gas and oil drilling platforms in
11 September 2023 SERGIY SYDORENKO European Pravda Timothy Snyder is a renowned historian whose name needs no introduction, especially in Ukraine. Last year, his lectures
The Biden administration, paralyzed by its desire to appease Russia, is refusing to enable a win for Ukraine – only that Russia does not lose.
Josuha C. Huminski The Hill Sept 10, 2023 Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy’s recent foreign policy statements about Ukraine and Taiwan, and his seeming isolationist inclination,
By Olena Harmash and Tom Balmforth September 9, 2023 Reuters KYIV – Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russian forces will continue through the onset of cold and
American officials defended the agreement, saying it built on the statement released last year and that the United States was still pressing for peace in
David Axe Forbes September 8, 2023 The German-made Flakpanzer Gepard is a pair of radar-guided 35-millimeter autocannons in a two-person turret mated with a Leopard
Bohdan Klid September 8, 2023 Forum for Ukrainian Studies Since at least 2008 but especially in the period leading up to and following Russia’s
By Brian O’Toole and Daniel Fried Atlantic Council Sept 8, 2023 On Wednesday, Russia’s central bank announced new measures to speed up its sale
By Howard Altman The Drive Sept 8, 2023 Ukraine continues to expand the salient it has created in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, pushing closer toward the small
Ukrainian presidential adviser says deaths of civilians ‘the price of a cocktail of ignorance and big ego’ Pjotr Sauer 8 September 2023 The Guardian
Yahoo Finance RICK NEWMAN September 8, 2023 He’s an egomaniacal man-child, but is Elon Musk really the dark lord? Twitter seems to think so.
By Richard Cashman The Atlantic Council Sept 7, 2023 In the weeks following the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, many Western
George F. Will September 6, 2023 The Washington Post Like stones pitched into ponds, wars cause radiating ripples. Russia’s war of attempted annihilation of
Its agents have become expert in dark revenge. But some worry a clear strategy is absent September 5, 2023 The Economist The operation was a
DIANE FRANCIS Sept 7, 2023 Ukraine’s war effort following a full-on Russian invasion and saturation bombing campaign for 20 months is remarkable and has
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 09/05/23 The Hill Einbeck is a city in Germany with about 31,000 inhabitants. It survived the Thirty Years’ War, lived through
David Axe Forbes Sep 4, 2023 After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, newly-independent Ukraine scrambled to provide for its own defense.
Foreign and Security Policy 05.09.2023 Ruslan Suleymanov Russia is keen to cooperate with anyone with anti-Western policies – including the Taliban – just to claim
Elite Ukrainian troops tell Anthony Loyd the terrible price they are paying to break through Russian lines during the summer counteroffensive Anthony Loyd September
UKRAINE’S CHALLENGER 2 CAN SHOOT AT THE RUSSIANS FROM MILES AWAY. David Axe Forbes Sep 3, 2023 The 82nd Air Assault Brigade, arguably Ukraine’s
Arrest of one-time ally of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy comes as Kyiv attempts to crack down on corruption Reuters 3 September 2023 A Ukrainian court has
Environmentally, economically and in terms of pure human suffering, the destruction of the Kakhovka dam unleashed untold damage. Months later, many communities are still reeling.
White House spokesman John Kirby also said reports quoting anonymous US officials criticising Ukrainian effort were ‘not helpful’ Guardian staff and agencies 2 September
By PHILIP ELLIOTT August 28, 2023 TIME Magazine To appreciate the power of a myth, let’s take a quick visit to post-Soviet Russia. In
By David L. Stern and Serhiy Morgunov September 1, 2023 The Washington Post MUKACHEVO, Ukraine — Ukrainian officials say their military is now using
Maritime drones are a hot topic in many navies, but Ukraine has become the first to form a specialist unit using explosive-armed ones. The recently
By Kurt Volker August 30, 2023 CEPA There is good reason for optimism about Ukraine’s fight for freedom. In Philadelphia, on July 4, 1776, Americans
An elite team of Ukrainian snipers dubbed ‘Devils and Angels’ is taking out top Russian commanders to demoralize troops: ‘We work quietly, we are invisible’
Author: Alik Gomelsky August 30, 2023 The ‘word’ is not a bird, and the word has always been a weapon. And in the modern world,
After three months of grinding advances in Western-backed operation, Kyiv accelerates thrust along main line of attack By James Marson August 31, 2023 The
By Samuel Ramani August 29, 2023 The Moscow Times The 11th Moscow Conference on International Security brought together leading figures of the Russian security apparatus
RUSSIA IS THROWING AWAY ELITE FORCES IT WILL LIKELY NEED LATER, LIKE PARATROOPERS, TRYING TO BLUNT UKRAINE’S COUNTEROFFENSIVE Jake Epstein Aug 29, 2023 Insider
In June 1963, sixty years ago, President John F. Kennedy travelled to Berlin, almost two years after the Communists had constructed the Berlin wall separating
The Pope’s latest comments about the “great Russian Empire” have caused “great pain” and “deep disappointment” throughout Ukraine. Even Catholics have doubts about whether it
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 08/29/23 The Hill Is the pope a Russian imperialist? The answer, alas, may be yes, at least if Pope Francis’s
“Never forget the legacy,” Francis said in a video speech on Friday to young Catholics in St. Petersburg. “You are the heirs of Great Russia:
David Axe Forbes Aug 23, 2023 After capturing Ukraine’s Crimean Peninsula in February 2014, the Russian armed forces established a major missile base on
By Jan Kallberg August 23, 2023 CEPA Ukraine’s counteroffensive is making substantial progress. Russia’s generals will know this, even if the West doesn’t. The bleakness
DIANE FRANCIS Aug 28, 2023 News of Yevgeny Prigozhin’s death in a plane crash generates more questions than answers. Is he really dead? Was
By the Editorial Board August 23, 2023 The Washington Post Nearly half a million casualties, including almost 200,000 dead — that is the staggering
More than 2,000, including some orphans, have been transported from Russian-occupied areas By Karolina Jeznach and Thomas Grove August 21, 2023 The Wall Street Journal
Moscow plots mass migration to ‘Russify’ port city Aliide Naylor August 21, 2023 The Times Ukraine says it has uncovered a Russian plan to
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 08/21/23 The Hill Stalemate, stalled, sputtering — these are the words that increasingly find their way into commentaries about the
August 21, 2023 Diane Francis China slumps. Its currency falters, as does its trade, stock markets, real estate prices, foreign investment, tech sector, and economic
Despite tough fighting and heavy casualties, Ukrainian commanders say their forces are in better shape now than just months ago, while Russian troops appear worse
Former French president criticises EU and US support for Ukraine in his latest memoirs Kim Willsher 19 August 2023 The Guardian More than
An attempted Ukrainian drone strike on Moscow resulted in damage while a Black Sea Fleet corvette came under attack by a drone boat. THOMAS NEWDICK
August 18, 2023 By Lauren Jackson and Ian Prasad Philbrick The New York Times Ukrainian forces have been fighting a brutal counteroffensive for the
Could it really be that simple? SÉBASTIEN ROBLIN August 18, 2023 Popular Mechanics “Spider boots” may sound like one of the cool magic
HOW UKRAINE’S SAVVY OFFICIAL SOCIAL MEDIA RALLIED THE WORLD AND RAISED THE BAR FOR NATIONAL PROPAGANDA Brandon Boatwright August 18, 2023 The Conversation Just
George Grylls August 17, 2023 The Times An international cargo ship carrying Ukrainian grain has defied Russian threats of a naval blockade in the
By Igor Khrestin and David J. Kramer August 17, 2023 Chicago Tribune The sound of Russian bombs, along with celebratory fireworks, will mark Ukraine’s
by Asami Terajima August 16, 2023 The Kyiv Independent DONETSK OBLAST – With its sirens blaring through the narrow and bumpy road, an ambulance
David Axe Forbes Aug 17, 2023 When Ukrainian brigades rolled out across the south and east on the night of June 4, kicking off
DIANE FRANCIS Aug 17, 2023 On the morning of June 2, 1979 church bells pealed across Poland as Pope John Paul II stepped from
By STEPHEN BLANK 08/16/23 The Hill For some time, we have known that European weapons supplies to Ukraine have been insufficient for its task of
Trio used forged press cards to carry out surveillance, police claim David Brown, Fiona Hamilton, and Shayma Bakht August 16, 2023 The Times An
Commodity merchants are pumping natural gas into Ukrainian reservoirs, hoping the war doesn’t disrupt potential profits By Joe Wallace Aug. 16, 2023 The Wall
Behind the thousands of troops fighting the counteroffensive are engineers and technicians who perform an essential, and often dangerous, job. By Oleksandr Chubko and Carlotta
By Glenn Chafetz, John Sipher Atlantic Council Aug 15, 2023 To understand Russia’s current obsession with Ukraine, it is important to recognize that Russia
By Garry Kasparov August 14, 2023 Kyiv Post Eighteen months into Russia’s all-out invasion of their nation, the Ukrainian people continue to resist. The
By Mariana Alfaro August 15, 2023 The Washington Post In response to the growing fissure within the GOP over support for the war effort in
In 1708, Peter the Great destroyed Baturyn, a bastion of Cossack independence and culture By DANIEL WEISS September/October 2023 Archaeology Magazine On November 2,
David Axe Forbes Aug 1, 2023 Ukrainian tanks have barreled into Urozhaine, the next obstacle between free Ukraine and Russian-occupied Mariupol. A drone video
Vladimir Putin denounces Western colonialism while bringing back its most atrocious practices. By Bernard-Henri Lévy Aug. 1, 2023 The Wall Street Journal I knew
DIANE FRANCIS Aug 14, 2023 On July 15, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol visited Kyiv for the first time to pledge support for Ukraine’s
Western weapons mean the Russians are outgunned and Putin is dithering but Zelensky’s counteroffensive remains grindingly slow Mark Galeotti August 12, 2023 The Sunday
Kyiv wants U.S.-made fighter jets as fast as possible, but the first pilots to undergo training probably won’t be ready to fly them until next
A trail of evidence on social networks and state media detail Minsk’s role in a potential war crime August 11, 2023 AP Alexei Talai
On August 24, Ukrainians throughout the world will celebrate thirty two years of independence. Independence anniversaries are celebrated annually in many countries with much fanfare,
By Ellie Cook Newsweek August 9, 2023 Russian forces have lost more than 5,000 artillery systems in the almost 18-month-long war, according to Kyiv’s
Baturyn, the erstwhile capital of Ukrainian hetmans, was razed to the ground by Russian troops in 1708; 314 years later, the Russian boot trampled it
Ukrainian special forces take no prisoners in cross-border raids — and have grown only more ambitious Maxim Tucker August 8, 2023 The Times
Women allegedly shared attack vehicle routes Joshua Thurston August 8, 2023 The Times Ukraine says it has exposed a spy network of local women
David Axe Forbes Aug 6, 2023 The Ukrainian air force wasn’t supposed to last more than a few days in a wider war with
Re-reading the memoirs of a top US diplomat who now heads the CIA, one understands how badly Washington, Berlin and France got Russia wrong –
August 7, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS A meeting in Jeddah among the world’s most powerful nations on August 5 and 6 represents a paradigm shift
Kyiv’s Soviet-era Motherland Monument is finally being converted from imperial symbol imposed by Moscow to that of the patriotic and defiant Mother Ukraine. By Lubomyr
Kyiv and Zelensky HQ were on the brink of evacuation due to airstrikes in December Maxim Tucker August 4, 2023 The Times With
By SIMON SHUSTER August 4, 2023 TIME Magazine One day last fall, Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, came across a clip from Russian
by Oleksiy Sorokin August 4, 2023 The Kyiv Independent For Ukraine’s main cybersecurity agency, Russia’s full-scale war began over a month before Russian tanks
By Jeff Semple Global News August 3, 2023 ‘I cannot be quiet’: Ukraine’s chief rabbi calls out Putin’s lies Since Russian President Vladimir Putin
The Russian Wagner Group’s boss, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has hailed the coup as a move towards independence from the West. 1 Aug 20231 Al Jazeera
By Taras Kuzio Atlantic Council August 1, 2023 The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the very different developmental paths the two countries
Blindness to Russian colonialism distorts Westerners’ view of the Ukraine war By ALARIC DEARMENT July 31, 2023 Salon “Fucking shit Russian car,” my
Now, some 17 months after Russia’s full invasion, the use of expendable, unmanned systems on Ukraine’s battlefields has exponentially expanded on both sides, replacing many
By Elina Beketova July 27, 2023 CEPA In November, in Washington, I met a family from Novotroitske, a small settlement in the occupied part
DIANE FRANCIS July 31, 2023 Last week, mutineer and “traitor” Yevgeny Prigozhin of the Wagner Group mercenary army, showed up at Vladimir Putin’s lavish
Russian President Vladimir Putin praised Africa as a rising center of power in the world. 07/30/2023 POLITICO NAIROBI, Kenya — African leaders are leaving
Ukraine is hoping that mile-by-mile gains could bring its weapons closer to Russian supply lines, if its forces can overcome Russia’s heavy defense. By
What Ukraine Revealed About Military Power Phillips O’Brien July 27, 2023 Foreign Affairs The Russian military was fast. So fast, analysts said, that
The road to Mariupol could be lined with western missiles. Instead each village brings another bloody fight Maxim Tucker July 29, 2023 The Times
By VICTOR RUD 07/27/23 The Hill Why did the most powerful military alliance in world history fail to prevent Russia’s 2014 invasion of Ukraine,
July 24, 2023 As technology progresses, warfare is also becoming different. Now one of the most important targets in Ukraine is actually electronic warfare systems,
July 25, 2023 Author: Thomas Hughes The Conversation The decision by the United States to donate DPICMs (dual-purpose improved conventional munitions) — known as
July 24, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS The Prigozhin affair in June provides a glimpse into the workings of the criminal organization that calls itself the Russian
Kyiv says it needs ATACMS, but the Pentagon says it doesn’t have enough to spare and Ukraine doesn’t really need them By Karen DeYoung and
Those who lived with Russian terror understand Ukraine must become a NATO member, because Ukraine is all that stands between them and a murderous despot.
The Telegraph Hamish de Bretton-Gordon July 22, 2023 It is often said that “the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for
By SIMON SHUSTER and SAM JACOBS July 19, 2023 TIME Magazine Ukraine is ready to restart grain exports despite Russia’s naval blockade of the
Former Special Forces engineer says Russian minefields are unlike anything he has ever seen and battling these hidden death traps is ‘exhausting’ Ryan Pickrell
Mark MacKinnon July 21, 2023 The Globe and Mail As a reporter, Anastasiya Garagulya understood that the news being published and broadcast in her
Bridge is only direct link to mainland Russia from Crimea, which Moscow annexed in 2014 Andrew Roth 17 July 2023 The Guardian
By Dylan Malyasov July 12, 2023 Defense France has donated SCALP cruise missiles to the Ukrainian Air Force, a move that allows Ukrainian forces
June 14, 2023 PAUL JOSEPHSON Engelsberg Ideas The Russians are pursuing a scorched earth policy in Ukraine as they did in the War of 1812
In March 2022, as the Russian army closed in, one sleepy farming town in southern Ukraine sprang into action. By Roger Boyes July 14, 2023
Settlements along Ukraine’s eastern steppe were reduced to wreckage as the war passed through them. Now choked with weeds and with few residents, they are
Mark MacKinnon, Kyiv July 12, 2023 The Globe and Mail When is a security guarantee not a security guarantee? The answer, Ukrainians know all
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 07/11/23 The Hill When a Russian missile struck a pizzeria in the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, killing 12, including 14-year
By Kurt Volker July 9, 2023 CEPA Taking Ukraine into NATO is the best way to avoid future European wars. It is not often that
A robust fund-raising operation has been critical in supplying Ukraine’s military. But as the war drags on, contributions have lagged. By Megan Specia and
Evidence builds that Moscow is violating the Geneva Conventions. The Editorial Board July 7, 2023 The Wall Street Journal Ukrainian soldiers fought hard to defend
July 4, 2023 New Voice Why the Russians, according to UK publicist and propaganda researcher Peter Pomerantsev, could not imagine themselves without Putin, but
As the counteroffensive slowly advances, those doing the fighting call for more arms from the west by Luke Harding in Velyka Novosilka 7 Jul
by Askold S. Lozynskyj July 7, 2023 No more appeasement The recent “almost civil war” and “imminent coup d’etat” in the Russian Federation has caused
Only the West can guarantee victory for Ukraine By BERNARD-HENRI LÉVY June 19, 2023 Tablet Ukraine cannot lose this war. I’ve said it since day
Now is not the time for an armistice in Ukraine. DAVID J. KRAMER AND ERIC S. EDELMAN June 19, 2023 The Bulwark JUST
David Axe Forbes Jun 16, 2023 Ukrainian troops are taking control of the darkness along the southern front in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Oblasts. As Ukraine’s
Orest Deychakiwsky June 16, 2023 The Ukrainian Weekly Soon after Russia’s initial invasion back in 2014, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
Lada Kolomiyets Visiting Professor at Dartmouth College Professor at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv With the expansion of Russia’s war on February 24,
The Kyiv Independent news desk June 17, 2023 The African leaders’ delegation that came to Kyiv on June 16 to present a peace plan was
by Sean Previl June 14, 2023 Global News Days after Canada said it is seizing a Russian-registered cargo aircraft, Moscow is warning that ties between
American and Ukrainian defense officials said the fight to dislodge dug-in Russian forces occupying southeastern Ukraine was expected to be brutal. By Marc Santora June
Kyiv says components including microchips supplied for civilian purposes are sent to Russia through countries such as China Dan Sabbagh 14 June 2023 The
Britain can lead the way in forcing frozen state and private assets into a reconstruction fund Roger Boyes June 13, 2023 The Times When
14.06.2023 GWARA Media The Parliament of Luxembourg declared the Holodomor of 1932-1933 a genocide of the Ukrainian people. The resolution was adopted on 13
David Axe Forbes June 13, 2023 Ukrainian forces are advancing along three or four axes in southern Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk Oblasts. On the
At a bar in a once-occupied Ukrainian village, dehumanizing messages on the walls were a stark reminder that the Kremlin wants to stamp out Ukraine
By Ben Hodges June 11, 2023 CEPA The social media channels are alive with grainy footage of tanks and explosions in Southern and Eastern
Peter Pomerantsev June 11, 2023 The Guardian The blowing up of a Ukrainian dam echoes a traditional cycle of destruction and self-destruction marking the country’s
By Isaac Callan Global News June 10, 2023 The Canadian government has ordered the seizure a Russian aircraft that has been grounded at Toronto
The Jamestown Foundation 8 June 2023. By Paul Goble In recent days, the world has been focusing on Ukrainian-backed incursions into some Russian regions
by Askold S. Lozynskyj June 11, 2023 Remembering my father on Father’s Day When my parents and my one-year-old sister came from Germany to America
Ukraine is using its new arsenal of Western tanks and armored vehicles in what is expected to be one of the largest military operations in
By ISABEL VAN BRUGEN June 9, 2023 Newsweek A Russian law passed days before the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine
Kyiv needs to show Russians that the war is not worth fighting. Anne Applebaum June 8, 2023 The Atlantic Groups calling themselves the Free
By John E. Herbst and Daniel Fried June 6, 2023 The Washington Post In the coming weeks and months, Ukrainian forces have a real
June 8, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS On June 6, 1944, Supreme Allied Commander General Dwight D. Eisenhower gave the go-ahead for D-Day and 155,000 Americans, British,
Negotiating with a mass murderer is impossible. Putin Russia’s barbarism will end only when Russia is defeated and Putin ends. ByAlexander Motyl June 6, 2023
By Frederick Kempe June 4, 2023 Atlantic Council The air raid siren sounded at 3:00 a.m. on Thursday morning, several hours after the Atlantic
The broader consequences of the Ukrainian counter-offensive TIMOTHY SNYDER June 6, 2023 Wars are won and lost as politics. Ukraine wins its war when
David Axe June 5, 2023 Forbes Ukrainian forces are on the move in southern Ukraine. On June 4 and June 5, the army’s 23rd and
The organization also claims that the schools destroyed were not collateral damage, but “likely to be the main target of specific strikes.” By JERUSALEM POST
By Isabelle Khurshudyan and Kamila Hrabchuk June 4, 2023 The Washington Post When Ukraine’s long-awaited counteroffensive finally begins, the fight will be led by
By Marc A. Thiessen June 4, 2023 The Washington Post As Ukraine begins its spring counteroffensive, a 60 percent majority of Republicans say we
RUSSIA’S USE OF TORTURE IN OCCUPIED UKRAINE – DELIBERATE AND INCREASINGLY SYSTEMATIC, WITH MANY CIVILIANS TORTURED TO DEATH 05.06.2023 Halya Coynash Human Rights in Ukraine
June 5, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS In January, most Canadians were embarrassed after their federal government announced that four Leopard tanks would be given to Ukraine
Putin is the heir to Soviet tyranny, and Ukrainians understand from bitter experience the nature of their enemy CHARLES MOORE 2 June 2023 The Telegraph
In some Western media and among some politicians, pundits, religious leaders, cultural figures and et al. there have been frequent calls to settle Russia’s war
Chris Alexander June 2, 2023 The Globe and Mail Russia’s neo-colonial war of conquest in Ukraine constitutes an extreme form of genocide –
Charles Wyplosz 29 May 2023 Vox Ukraine I grew up during the Cold War and, as a teenager, I spent many a night grappling
KATERYNA ZAREMBO June 01, 2023 Carnegie Europe For over a year now, since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian society has yet again been
By Jonny Walfisz 02/06/2023 Euronews After all the fighting dies down, Ukrainians will have to deal with untold numbers of deadly mines. United24’s latest
Moves come ahead of a planned Ukrainian counteroffensive By Matthew Luxmoore May 31, 2023 The Wall Street Journal KYIV, Ukraine—Drones struck two oil refineries
June 1, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS The annual NATO Summit takes place on July 11-12 in Lithuania, one of Ukraine’s staunchest allies. By then, the re-elected
By Kurt Volker May 30, 2023 CEPA Russia’s unilateral Black Sea blockade violates freedom of navigation, threatens global food supplies, and is costing Ukraine
Ukraine will emerge as a formidable force in Europe—and one aligned with the U.S. Walter Russell Mead May 29, 2023 The Wall Street Journal
Ukraine’s armed resistance to foreign rule in the 1940-50s has long been a heated topic subject to disinformation, speculation and strong bias. A new study
May 30, 2023 Semafor Security Jay Solomon Ukrainian officials confronted Beijing’s special envoy this month over the surge of Chinese electronics and semiconductors being shipped
Sabine Oelze May 28, 2023 DW Art curator Yuliia Berdiiarova is among over one million people who have fled to Germany from Ukraine. She’s
May 29, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Saudi Arabia’s Prince Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud (MBS) has made himself a major player on the world stage. In
Western countries are beginning to be alarmed by the growing ambition of Ukrainian military intelligence Mark Galeotti May 27, 2023 The Sunday Times
Mark MacKinnon May 28, 2024 The Globe and Mail After a largely sleepless night listening to the sounds of the largest Russian drone attack
By the Editorial Board May 28, 2023 The Washington Post In addition to weapons, tactics and fighting spirit, time is the key variable that
European officials are questioning Beijing’s ability to be an honest broker By Bojan Pancevski and Kim Mackrael May 26, 2023 The Wall Street Journal China has
by Askold S. Lozynskyj May 28, 2023 The End of Empires Many proposals have been made regarding ending Russian aggression in Ukraine. Many have offered
Heidi Siegmund Cuda interviews Pekka Kallioniemi, the Finnish creator of ‘Vatnik Soup’ – a Twitter series and website where he identifies pro-Russian actors and propagandists
Serhiy Prytula once waited tables in London — now he’s buying combat drones, satellites and armoured vehicles for Kyiv Maxim Tucker May 25, 2023 The
How Putin Revived Stalinist Anti-Americanism to Justify a Botched War By Andrei Kolesnikov May 25, 2023 Foreign Affairs When two drones crashed into the
by Illia Ponomarenko May 25, 2023 When the Kremlin says something, it should always be taken with a grain of salt. When it says
May 25, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Ukraine’s counteroffensive is underway. President Volodymyr Zelensky just completed a charm offensive by meeting leaders in Britain, Germany, France, Italy,
By STEPHEN BLANK 05/24/23 The Hill From the moment Putin attacked Ukraine, first in 2014 and then in 2022, Russia’s nuclear endowment has stood
A new generation of Russians glorifies war, death, and Vladimir Putin. Foreign Policy May 24, 2023 In April 2022, Alina re-shared a video of
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 05/23/23 The Hill Some truly bad ideas have remarkably long shelf lives. One such idea is the claim that NATO
By BRENDAN COLE 5/16/23 Newsweek Ukraine says it shot down six Kinzhal missiles over Kyiv fired by Russia, demonstrating the effectiveness of Western air
A lightning raid that stuns Moscow. Michael Weiss and James Rushton May 22, 2023 Yahoo News KYIV — Russia may have taken the Ukrainian
May 20, 2023 By Aleksander Palikot RFE/RL KYIV — Intensified air attacks on the Ukrainian capital following a drone strike on the Kremlin that
As Ukraine prepares a major counterattack to seize back occupied territory, some soldiers are training to launch offensive actions across the war’s most formidable frontline.
UKRAINIAN UNIVERSITIES ENGAGED INTO THE WAR EFFORT BEYOND EXPECTATION May 18, 2023 Forum for Ukrainian Studies Oleksandr Pankieiev: How has Russia’s full-scale invasion affected
Russia adapted to the game-changing HIMARS, but Ukraine’s new Storm Shadow missiles could put the fear back into its commanders, warfare experts say Jake Epstein
May 22, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Vladimir Putin wages genocide, not war, against Ukrainians, as he made clear from the outset of his invasion. His hero,
May 11, 2023 Bellingcat The main grain terminal at the Port of Sevastopol in occupied Crimea has fallen quiet in recent years – at least
Anything less will encourage Russian imperialism and embolden autocrats around the world. By Eliot A. Cohen MAY 19, 2023 The Atlantic The United States has suffered
May 20, 2023 Exclusively for The Geopost: Janusz Bugajski Ukraine’s much anticipated counter-offensive will be a vital stage in expelling Russia’s invasion force from
By Michael Birnbaum May 20, 2023 The Washington Post Russian airstrikes on Ukraine’s power grid plunged many parts of the country into darkness last
May 20, 2023 The New York Times President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine landed in Japan on Saturday to meet with leaders of the world’s wealthiest
Calling the Russian invasion a counter-insurgency isn’t just inaccurate; it’s also immoral, as it suggests that the Russians were, alas, compelled to engage in atrocities.
May 20, 2023 The Spectator One of the most appalling and perplexing atrocities committed by Vladimir Putin has been the abduction of Ukrainian children.
By Shannon Vavra May 18, 2023 The Daily Beast A prestigious Kremlin-funded university that trains up Russia’s top civil servants is about to fire all
By Natasha Bertrand, Kylie Atwood and Oren Liebermann CNN May 18, 2023 The Biden administration has signaled to European allies in recent weeks that the
By ILLIA NOVIKOV and VASILISA STEPANENKO May 17, 2023 AP KYIV, Ukraine — As the lead trauma surgeon at a military hospital in Ukraine’s capital,
UKRAINIAN HISTORIAN SERHII PLOKHY: ‘THIS MAY NOT BE THE LAST CHAPTER OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE, BUT IT’S AN IMPORTANT ONE’ Charlotte Higgins 12 May 2023
By Brad Lendon CNN May 17, 2023 It’s the big question that has Russian military commanders scratching their heads: What’s made Ukraine’s air defenses
May 18th, 2023 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ottawa, ON – The Hon. Pierre Poilievre, Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada and the Official Opposition, released
VICE News visited the once sleepy town of Rzeszów that’s now home to 30,000 Ukrainian refugees, rare NATO military planes and Patriot Missile batteries. By
String of bomb attacks on pro-war figures tied to Kremlin Maxim Tucker May 18, 2023 The Times The head of Ukraine’s military intelligence service
The West cannot go backward and must go forward. by JOHN G. FERRARI and GISELLE DONNELLY May 16, 2023 The Bulwark The Biden administration has
The problems that have hindered Russia’s 15-month war are still festering: stretched resources and disunity in the ranks. Still, Mr. Putin’s resolve augurs a willingness
Kyiv drains Russian troops by doggedly defending Bakhmut in 10-month battle of attrition By Ian Lovett and Stephen Kalin May 15, 2023 The Wall Street
May 15, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Putin’s army flags, soldiers flee, allies pivot, and the Kremlin’s new narrative signals weakness. The end of this regime is
The fight for Bakhmut is now the war’s single longest and bloodiest battle. Although the Ukrainians are making small gains, Russia still controls about 90
by Askold S. Lozynskyj May 14, 2023 Dealing with Rogue Allies and Making Friends The word politics comes from the Greek word “polis” which refers
Russia’s pro-war bloggers were quick to claim that Ukraine’s long-anticipated counteroffensive had begun, but Ukrainian officials downplayed the advances. By Marc Santora and Andrew E.
By Ruby Mellen, Zoeann Murphy, Kostiantyn Khudov and Kasia Strek May 11, 2023 The Washington Post In one of the most profound examples of
How European Trainers Have Transformed Kyiv’s Army and Changed the War By Alexandra Chinchilla and Jahara Matisek May 11, 2023 Foreign Affairs In the 14
By SÉBASTIEN ROBLIN MAY 11, 2023 Popular Mechanics Despite extensive military assistance to Ukraine, transfers of two types of military hardware have remained taboo for
By Lera Burlakova May 11, 2023 CEPA Oksana Korchynska volunteers at a frontline medical post for wounded troops. A renowned activist and former MP, who
No city in Ukraine has suffered the reversal of fortunes that Kherson has. Liberated in the fall, it was a symbol of hope. Now it
By Peter Dickinson May 9, 2023 Atlantic Council It would be hard to image a more fitting symbol of Russia’s declining military fortunes than
May 9, 2023 The Jamestown Foundation By Vadim Shtepa In early April 2023, the authorities in a few Russian regions bordering Ukraine—Belgorod, Bryansk and
Strikes focus on cutting supply routes to Russian forces in southern Ukraine, analysts say By Matthew Luxmoore and Laurence Norman May 4, 2023 The Wall
RUSSIAN SECURITY AGENTS HAVE BEEN USING A SECRET NETWORK OF CORRUPTED COMPUTERS TO SPY ON NATO FOR DECADES, BUT THE US JUST BUSTED IT OPEN,
Running short of food, fuel and cash, and with a Ukrainian counteroffensive imminent, many civilians are defying occupation forces’ directive, unsure where they would go.
by Taras Tarasiuk May 8, 2023 The Kyiv Independent Editor’s Note: The opinions expressed in the op-ed section are those of the authors and do
By Gleb Garanich and Valentyn Ogirenko May 8, 2023 Reuters Russia launched its biggest swarm of drones for months against Ukraine on Monday, the eve
This magisterial book by a leading historian explains how long-held Russian imperial delusions lay behind the attack on Ukraine. Review by David Patrikarakos May 08
As in the weeks before the Ukraine invasion, the U.S. is sharing what it knows about Putin and his paramilitary force. By ERIN BANCO and
Claims Ukraine violated international law were always phony and Amnesty International tried to suppress criticism of its research By Adam Zivo May 07, 2023 National
by Askold S. Lozynskyj The Russian culture of empire versus the Ukrainian culture of defending its own This a personal perspective by a
THERE ARE BIG PROBLEMS WITH THE WAY THE KREMLIN DRONE INCIDENT WENT DOWN, AND WAR EXPERTS SAY RUSSIA ‘LIKELY STAGED’ IT Mia Jankowicz May 4,
By Miriam Berger and Adam Taylor May 5, 2023 The Washington Post Yevgeniy Prigozhin, head of the Kremlin-linked Wagner Group, a network of private
by Janusz Bugajski May 04, 2023 Washington Examiner Russia’s war in Ukraine is taking a major toll on its military, finances, and resources. It
Interview with Agnieszka Legucka | The Russo-Ukrainian war is a clash between two national armies and two global world views Agnieszka Legucka May 4, 2023
UKRAINE’S 82ND AIR ASSAULT BRIGADE IS RIDICULOUSLY POWERFUL—AND COULD LEAD THE COMING COUNTEROFFENSIVE David Axe Forbes May 3, 2023 The Ukrainian air-assault force’s new
May 4, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Developments rapidly unfold as Ukraine prepares its counterattack. On April 20, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen offered an olive branch
By Connor Surmonte, May 3, 2023 Radar Online Vladimir Putin is preparing Russia for the possibility of defeat in Ukraine, RadarOnline.com has learned. In
by Francis Farrell May 3, 2023 The Kyiv Independent Editor’s Note: Some of the soldiers interviewed in this piece declined to give their last
Putin’s decision to invade has triggered many unintended consequences. By JAMIE DETTMER MAY 3, 2023 POLITICO “We were invisible before, and to become visible
BY ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 05/01/23 The Hill We can now say with near certainty that Vladimir Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine had nothing to
Vatican working ‘behind the scenes’ to end war as spring offensive looms Marc Bennetts May 2, 2023 The Times A secret Vatican peace mission
Foreign Policy May 1, 2023 BYSTRETS, Ukraine—In a pine-forested valley, by a spring-melt rushing river, Hanna Potiak enters the village church to mark Orthodox Easter
Ukraine needs fighter jets to counter Russia’s changing military approach. The US should learn from last year’s delay over tank deliveries and approve their release
By Elena Davlikanova May 1, 2023 CEPA On the 78th anniversary of Nazi defeat, Ukraine will once again be at war with fascism, this
May 1, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Allowing Russia to be on the United Nations Security Council and assume its presidency in April is equivalent to placing
Late Sunday, a day after the Crimea blast, explosions rocked Pavlograd in central Ukraine, and air raid sirens sounded across Ukraine. By Matthew Mpoke Bigg
Weapons makers boost output, dispersing production to avoid attacks By Alistair MacDonald May 1, 2023 The Wall Street Journal For Ukraine’s largest weapons maker, the
By Max Boot May 1, 2023 The Washington Post The fate of Ukraine’s coming counteroffensive will hinge on the capabilities of its armed forces, but
Long at odds with the E.U. over its domestic policies, the right-wing government is winning allies with its staunch defense of Ukraine. Which battle matters
Mia Jankowicz April 28, 2023 Business Insider Ukrainian officer Olga Bigar will not tell anyone how she received the callsign “Witch” until the
The Economist 26 April 2023 As Ukraine prepares its forces for a crucial counter-offensive, the argument among its Western allies about what equipment to provide
Kyiv Needs the Alliance and the Alliance Needs Kyiv By Dmytro Kuleba April 25, 2023 Foreign Affairs On April 4, I sat at the
Seriously, it’s time to sit down and shut up. NEIL A. ABRAMS APR 24, 2023 Read the Detox Are you a venerated scholar in
“If our tanks don’t get there until August or September, it may well be too late,” said Sen. Angus King. By CONNOR O’BRIEN 04/27/2023 POLITICO
David Axe Forbes Apr 27, 2023 Ukraine’s newest marine brigade is firing Ukraine’s newest precision weapon: a 70-millimeter laser-guided rocket. A video that circulated
by The Kyiv Independent Editorial April 26, 2023 “We went and killed everyone. There were women, men, seniors, and children.” These were the words
April 18, 2023 U.S. Department of Justice U.S. Citizens and Russian Intelligence Officers Charged with Conspiring to Use U.S. Citizens as Illegal Agents of the
Save Ukraine’s mission includes reuniting families victimized by Russia’s deportations in occupied areas. By Julian E. Barnes April 25, 2023 The New York Times
Church alleged to be arm of the Kremlin – disguising Russian propaganda as religious teachings Isobel Koshiw 25 Apr 2023 The Guardian Father Mykola Danylevych,
By JUDY DEMPSEY Carnegie Europe April 25, 2023 Ukrainians from all walks of life have been resisting Russia’s attack. They will not accept any
By David Hambling April 22, 2023 19fortyfive In Ukraine as in previous major conflicts artillery is the biggest killer on the battlefield, accounting for
16 April 2023 By Vitaly Shevchenko BBC News While Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine drags into its second year, its athletes are hoping to
There is no need for a diplomatic solution. Russia’s war could soon be brought to a humiliating end By BEN HODGES 21 April 2023 Daily
Kharkiv on country’s eastern border has long had Russian-speaking majority but things are changing fast By Charlotte Higgins and Artem Mazhulin 24 Apr 2023 The
Carol Schaeffer The New York Review April 21, 2023 Across Ukraine, libraries devastated by the war are culling their collections of Russian-language books and Russian
by Askold S. Lozynskyj April 24, 2023 A cemetery is often more than a burial place. It is many times a museum and monument to
April 24, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS As Ukraine prepares its counter-offensive, the ground beneath the war shifted last week in a positive way. On April 20,
Published in “The Ukrainian Weekly”, No. 15, April 9, 2023, p. 5. by Volodymyr Mezentsev, Ph. D. CIUS Toronto It is with great sorrow and
The action late Friday was the latest in a series of steps by Ukraine to distance itself from a long legacy of Russian domination. By
In looming offensive, Kyiv will want Western backers to see it can maintain pressure on Moscow’s forces By Daniel Michaels and James Marson April 23,
by Janusz Bugajski April 21, 2023 A growing movement among Russia’s captive nations will be holding its first forum in Washington next week. Representatives from over a dozen republics and
David Axe Forbes Apr 20, 2023 The Ukrainian air force had around 72 Buk surface-to-air missile systems when Russia widened its war on Ukraine back
By George Weigel First Things May 2023 On February 24, 2022, something considered so unlikely in the twenty-first century as to be almost unimaginable happened:
Ukraine’s armed resistance to foreign rule in the 1940-50s has long been a heated topic subject to disinformation, speculation and strong bias. A new study
April 20, 2023 This July NATO’s summit will be held in Vilnius and there are emerging any number of articles addressing what might and/or should
By Mariia Zolkina Atlantic Council, Ukraine Alert April 20, 2023 As the world waits for Ukraine’s widely anticipated spring offensive, debate continues to rage
Alex Shprintsen and Terence McKenna CBC News Feb 19, 2023 As Alex Ovechkin closes in on the NHL’s all-time scoring record, there are questions
April 20, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS What does Europe want to be when it grows up? Rich or safe or both? Hopefully, Europe will decide to
By Victor Rud April 19, 2023 CEPA Wars end with agreements, we are repeatedly told. But they also need goodwill and a desire to
THIS RUSSIAN GROUP SAID IT WANTED TO FOSTER TIES WITH THE WEST. INSTEAD, U.S. AUTHORITIES SAY, YOUNG CANADIANS AND OTHERS WERE BEING SPIED ON
It would be a just outcome and serve America’s interests. By Luke Coffey April 17, 2023 The Wall Street Journal As Russia’s war against
Western technology goods are winding up in Russian missiles, raising questions about the efficacy of sanctions. Ana Swanson and Matina Stevis-Gridneff April 18, 2023
Alex Horobets The Jamestown Foundation April 19, 2023 In September 2023, Russia and Belarus are scheduled to carry out the joint military exercises Union Shield
Former convict tells of torturing troops and says he does ‘not regret a single thing’ Pjotr Sauer 18 Apr 2023 The Guardian A former Wagner
By HANNA ARHIROVA April 17, 2023 AP KYIV, Ukraine — A top Ukrainian official said Monday that Ukraine will launch its counteroffensive against Russian troops
The Washington Post Editorial April 17, 2023 Information is the world’s lifeblood. It pulsates in torrents of facts and images. We are swamped with it. But
Re-education camps are part of Vladimir Putin‘s mission to eradicate Ukrainian identity Apr 14, 2023 The Economist Russia is led by an alleged war criminal.
By John Wawrow April 16, 2023 The Washington Post BRAMPTON, Ontario — Russia and Belarus won’t be allowed to compete in International Ice Hockey
An American administrator of the Donbas Girl blogger network uses a pro-Russian persona across online platforms By Yaroslav Trofimov and Bob Mackin April 16,
Group also made up of former high-level military advisers say ‘actions still fail to match the rhetoric’ Patrick Wintour 17 Apr 2023 The Guardian
16 April 2023 Volodymyr Zelenskyy Official Website of the President of Ukraine Dear great people of our great country! At the end of last winter,
Putin signed a foreign-policy strategy document last month that signals Russia’s troubling return to Soviet-era rhetoric and objectives. By Maksym Skrypchenko April 15, 2023 The
Mikhail Reva has used shrapnel and missile parts to recreate the nightmare world of the conflict Luke Harding 15 April 2023 The Guardian He
By Diane Francis April 14, 2023 Atlantic Council Ukraine could become the next European energy powerhouse, with enough natural gas reserves to replace Russian
By SAMYA KULLAB and HANNA ARHIROVA April 13, 2023 AP KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine launched an investigation Wednesday into a gruesome video that purportedly shows
It looks like the Russians have finally outdone themselves and reached the pinnacle of savagery. A just-released video shows a Russian soldier decapitating a living
By Andrew E. Kramer April 12, 2023 The New York Times After 10 months of one of the longest and bloodiest battles in Russia’s war
A Successful Offensive Could End the War With Russia By Rajan Menon April 12, 2023 Foreign Affairs Before Russian President Vladimir Putin’s army invaded
Ksenia Kirillova April 11, 2023 Eurasia Daily Monitor While, according to sociological data, approval for the war against Ukraine in Russian society remains at
The prime minister also dismissed cyberattacks by a pro-Russia group that took down several Canadian websites Lee Berthiaume Apr 11, 2023 National Post
RUSSIAN JETS, SOME FLOWN BY WAGNER MERCENARIES, ARE MAKING RISKY ATTACKS TO TEST UKRAINE’S DEFENSES AROUND BAKHMUT Michael Peck Apr 10, 2023 Business Insider Ukraine
By ALEXANDER J. MOTYL 04/10/23 The Hill A recent RAND Corporation paper, “Avoiding a Long War,” has caused a stir in the policy community,
By ELLIE COOK 4/10/23 Newsweek Russian President Vladimir Putin was waiting on a “wink” from former U.S. President Donald Trump to seize parts of
Gen. Oleksandr Syrsky visited Bakhmut on Sunday and said the situation is difficult but under control. By Matthew Mpoke Bigg April 10, 2023 The New
A POLITICO investigation shows that the tough sanctions put in place starting in 2014 suffered from weak enforcement at the Department of Justice and a
The Putin regime’s abduction of Ukrainian children demands justice April 10, 2023 The Times Russia’s assault on Ukraine is not an arcane border
By Tom Mutch April 9, 2023 The Daily Beast Kramatorsk, Ukraine—The horrors of Ukraine are an eerily familiar sight for Maga, a 30-year-old Chechen fighter who spoke with
April 10, 2023 DIANE FRANCIS Putin is an absolute dictator and recluse who is paranoid, reportedly healthy, and whose advisors are “Ivan the Terrible, Peter
Making a nerve-wracking 3,000-mile journey from Ukraine, into Russia-occupied territory, and back again, a group of mothers managed to recover their children from the custody
After the death last year of children’s author Shirley Hughes, her son took hundreds of her books, including the award-winning Dogger, to libraries in Ukraine,
Ochakiv was ‘paradise’ before unwelcome visitors began raining down missiles from spit of land nearby by Luke Harding 9 Apr 2023 The Guardian The view
Ukraine attacks Russian positions in occupied south By Matthew Luxmoore April 9, 2023 The Wall Street Journal KYIV, Ukraine—Russia is deepening a crackdown on dissent
March 23, 2023 by Maryna Venneri MEI Russia has wielded ethnicity as a weapon repeatedly in its history. The authorities have deliberately employed unlawful
When strict sanctions were imposed on Russia at the start of its invasion of Ukraine, the Russian economy was expected to plunge by some 10-15%
Resurrection and salvation are special phenomena for Christians of any denomination. All the more, they are significant for Ukrainian Christians. Christianity is not just a
By Vasilisa Stepanenko April 8, 2023 The Washington Post Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine — Deep underground in southeastern Ukraine, miners work around the clock extracting
Mia Jankowicz Apr 7, 2023 Insider Russian soldiers calling a Ukrainian hotline that allows them to surrender are also offering to hand over equipment
Simulator allows Ukrainian soldiers to learn how to use weapons before being deployed to the battlefield Anton Skyba April 6, 2023 The Globe and
By Anna Husarska April 6, 2023 The Washington Post The U.N. Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide is crystal
Stefanie Babst, who held senior posts in the alliance for 22 years, says there is a lack of strategic foresight among some of its most
by Janusz Bugajski April 04, 2023 Washington Examiner The assassination of a prominent Russian propagandist in St. Petersburg exposes the growing confusion in Moscow’s
“Our research suggests that this looting is state-sponsored by Russia,” said a researcher at the Smithsonian Institution, which is preparing a report on the massive
Don’t believe the pro-Kremlin propaganda in Canadian social media, including claims that arrested U.S. journalist Evan Gershkovich is actually a spy Terry Glavin Apr 05,
Mark Mackinnon April 2, 2023 The Globe and Mail It has been a year since the world first saw the bloated bodies in the streets
Support to rebuild devastated agriculture sector flows as fighting rages By Patrick Thomas and Alistair MacDonald April 4, 2023 The Wall Street Journal
April 3, 2023 BBC News Plastic windows designed by a PhD student are helping transform uninhabitable houses in war-torn parts of Ukraine into liveable
A year after Putin’s invasion, the award-winning novelist reflects on the silence of his compatriots, the betrayal of his mother tongue, and his hopes for
Historians aren’t supposed to make predictions, but Yale professor Timothy Snyder has become known for his dire warnings – and many of them have been
Pair of suspected ‘illegals’ are thought to have been a married couple living separate lives in Brazil and Greece Shaun Walker, Pjotr Sauer and Tom
With powerful Western weapons, newly formed assault units and even a reconstituted Azov battalion, Ukraine is poised for a critical spring counteroffensive. But overcoming casualties
Researchers found that on Twitter, members of Canada’s far left joined those on the far right in embracing pro-Russian messages created by a two-year Russian
by Mariia Zolkina and Petro Burkovsky April 1, 2023 The Kyiv Independent Putin’s threats to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus reflect his goal
By Svetlana Stephenson March 28, 2023 The Moscow Times In early March, a video made the rounds in which an elderly Russian woman
The Kropyva (Nettles) system for calculating artillery strikes makes Ukraine’s artillery one of the most accurate ones in the world Olena Mukhina March 31,
31 March 2023 By ANNA BABINETS and YULIYA KHYMERYK SLIDSTVO.INFO Two girls from occupied Kherson were taken far from home and kept for months
By JEFFREY SONNENFELD , RICHARD BLUMENTHAL AND JON HUNTSMAN March 28, 2023 TIME Magazine It seems like the worst April Fools’ joke in history,
Ukrainian commanders said that Russia exhausted all its reserves on the eastern city, though soldiers said the cost in lives had been steep. By Carlotta
By Diane Francis March 30, 2023 Atlantic Council In a rare public admission, Russian President Vladimir Putin told government officials in Moscow this week
No one knew how Oleksandr Matsievskiy died until a video showed his final seconds By Isabel Coles and Ievgeniia Sivorka March 31, 2023 The Wall
Russia’s unprovoked invasion is impossible to justify. Now is not the time to relent in helping Ukraine. By David J. Kramer, John Herbst and William
By Kateryna Panasiuk and Mykyta Vorobiov March 27, 2023 CEPA The response of Ukraine’s railroads to the all-out invasion has been a tale of
As a member of the International Criminal Court, Canada has a legal obligation to act on the warrant against Russia’s leader in any way it
More than 5,000 pages of documents from a Moscow-based contractor offer unusual glimpses into planning and training for security services, including the notorious hacking group
Viktor Orbán benefits from EU and NATO membership while undermining these organizations’ core values. Hungary’s allies must find ways to restrain Budapest and not be
The iron- and steel-producing factories of Ukraine’s rust belt have made body armor, helmets and armored plates for vehicles — and steelworkers risked their lives
By Alex Horton and Anastacia Galouchka March 28, 2023 The Washington Post LYMAN, Ukraine — Before this city was occupied by Russian soldiers and
Remarks delivered by Prof. Emeritus Bohdan Kordan at the opening of the travelling exhibit Doors: Through the Horror of War at Ukrainian Museum of Canada
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