Kherson Residents: Caught Between Fire and Flood
Kherson has been a frontline city during the full-scale invasion no matter who controlled the territory. Today its brave inhabitants must endure rising waters on top of the constant shelling.
Scorched Earth – Have the Russians Shifted Goal to Sheer Destruction of Ukraine?
Having failed in his original objective of conquering Ukraine, Putin has reset the goal of his full-scale invasion – general destruction across the country.
Price of Freedom of Speech - Ukraine Celebrates Journalist's Day
For this correspondent, Journalist’s Day is not a holiday but a celebration of those who pursue the truth in their dangerous, important and necessary profession.
F-16s Are Great but What About Other Options, Such as Sweden’s Gripen?
Sweden has announced that it was ready to provide orientation and familiarization training to Ukrainian pilots on its front-line fighter aircraft, but says it has none to offer.
It Is the Rotting of the Corpse
In a Kyiv Post exclusive, Yuriy Tarnawsky – co-founder of the New York Group of poets and Ukraine’s seminal avant-garde writer – tears into Moscow with a career-crowning poem.
The Only Solution
In order to establish a lasting peace, there is only one solution: the end of the Russian empire. Otherwise, a cessation of fighting will only allow the deeper problem to fester.
War in Ukraine Stretching Some Nations’ Neutrality to the Limit
The continued savagery of Russian forces carrying out the Kremlin’s illegal invasion is forcing many countries to reconsider their traditional neutral stance towards war.
How Putin is Using Chaos in the Balkans to Distract the West
‘Russia sees the region as Europe’s soft underbelly and Moscow has used information operations to inflame ethnic tensions, encourage protests and make arms deals.’
The Historic Rise of Polissya Zhytomyr
A little known backwater football club has benefitted from wise management to achieve a promotion from second division status to the Ukrainian Premier League.
Abduction, Deportation, Russification: Fate of Ukrainian Children
International pressure must be brought to bear on Russia to return hundreds of thousands of abducted children to Ukraine. Russia must be thoroughly punished for these crimes against humanity.
Russians Knew What They Were Doing
The small town of Trostyanets was one of the first to experience ‘Russian Peace’ and its war crimes before becoming one of those communities that protected the capital from the invasion.
Ukraine Reconstruction - Some Concerns
The author shares his thoughts and concerns aloud concerning planning, coordination, financing and leadership – or lack thereof – for post-war reconstruction in Ukraine.
OPINION: The Bill for Crimea Comes Due for Putin
Crimea, a symbol of Putin neo-imperial project, has become the place that will bankrupt Putin’s political capital.
July 11, 2026