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One of Last Representatives of a Russian Indigenous People Died Near Kursk
War in Ukraine

One of Last Representatives of a Russian Indigenous People Died Near Kursk

A 56-year-old member of Russia’s Sevastopol-based 810th separate marine brigade who was killed in action in the Kursk region was one of the last members of the Kerek people from Russia’s far east.
By Steve Brown
Dec. 11, 2024
US-China Trade Fight Hits Drones, Impacting Ukraine
US

US-China Trade Fight Hits Drones, Impacting Ukraine

Chinese companies are cutting back on sales of drone components to the US and Europe, and bigger restrictions might be coming next year.
By Kyiv Post
Dec. 11, 2024
‘Air Defenses Should Save Lives, Not Gather Dust in Warehouses’ – Ukraine at War Update for Dec. 11
War in Ukraine

‘Air Defenses Should Save Lives, Not Gather Dust in Warehouses’ – Ukraine at War Update for Dec. 11

An IAEA convoy was hit amid strikes in Zaporizhzhia; Russian forces reportedly took advantage of unfinished fortifications; and new developments in the UA weapons industry meant to ‘terrify’ invaders.
By Katie Livingstone
Dec. 11, 2024
Polish PM Says Ukraine Peace Talks Could Start This Winter
Europe

Polish PM Says Ukraine Peace Talks Could Start This Winter

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that potential peace negotiations for ending the war in Ukraine could begin in the next few months.
By AFP
Dec. 10, 2024
Lukashenko Reviews Possible Belarus ‘Oreshnik’ Ballistic Missile Sites
NATO

Lukashenko Reviews Possible Belarus ‘Oreshnik’ Ballistic Missile Sites

The Belarusian president has begun to investigate up to 30 sites at which to base the Russian missiles nearer their [Western] targets if they arrive in mid-2025 as Moscow had announced.
By Kyiv Post
Dec. 10, 2024
‘A Powerful Act of Justice’ – US Taps Frozen Russian Assets to Fund $20 Billion Loan to Ukraine
Ukraine

‘A Powerful Act of Justice’ – US Taps Frozen Russian Assets to Fund $20 Billion Loan to Ukraine

The US has announced it would disburse $20 billion to Ukraine funded by interest from frozen Russian assets as part of a larger $50 billion aid G7 support package agreed upon in October.
By Katie Livingstone
Dec. 10, 2024
Russian Strike Kills Three in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia: Governor
Top News

Russian Strike Kills Three in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia: Governor

Southern Ukraine has seen intensified strikes this autumn, reinforcing fears of a new Russian offensive in the area.
By AFP
Dec. 10, 2024
The Truth About Russia: Putin’s Rise, Morality, and Global Propaganda
Top News

The Truth About Russia: Putin’s Rise, Morality, and Global Propaganda

David Satter describes how Russian leader Vladimir Putin is no master strategist, but rather a mafia boss.
By Jason Jay Smart
Dec. 10, 2024
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Lina Kostenko – Ukraine’s Poetic Sphinx, Turns 96

Lina Kostenko – Ukraine’s Poetic Sphinx, Turns 96

A Time for War and a Time for Peace

OPINION: A Time for War and a Time for Peace

Ukraine Frozen Out in Alaska

OPINION: Ukraine Frozen Out in Alaska

Russian Intelligence Chief Declares Moscow Close to Achieving Military Goals
War in Ukraine

Russian Intelligence Chief Declares Moscow Close to Achieving Military Goals

As the prospect of negotiations to end the war in Ukraine grows, the head of Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service says that the tasks set by President Vladimir Putin are close to fulfillment.
By Kyiv Post
Dec. 10, 2024
Q&A with Ihor Semivolos: How Assad’s Fall Could Benefit Ukraine EXCLUSIVE
Drones

Q&A with Ihor Semivolos: How Assad’s Fall Could Benefit Ukraine

The opposition’s victory over Assad’s regime represents not only a defeat for Putin’s Syrian strategy but also a death knell for the Kremlin’s operations elsewhere, according to one expert.
By Sergii Kostezh
Dec. 10, 2024
Russian Soldiers Sabotage Their Boats to Avoid Storming Dnipro Islands, Partisans Say
Kherson

Russian Soldiers Sabotage Their Boats to Avoid Storming Dnipro Islands, Partisans Say

Russian soldiers are damaging their own boats and leaking coordinates of docks to avoid having to launch suicidal assaults on the Dnipro islands in the Kherson region.
By Kyiv Post
Dec. 10, 2024
Moscow Evacuates Troops by Air and Sea as Syrian Base Faces Siege
Russia

Moscow Evacuates Troops by Air and Sea as Syrian Base Faces Siege

Russia has begun a large-scale pullout from Syria, evacuating troops and equipment to “home” bases. One base is under siege, while Tartus port has been secured by special forces.
By Kyiv Post
Dec. 10, 2024
Israel Reportedly Hits 250 Syrian Military Targets
Russia

Israel Reportedly Hits 250 Syrian Military Targets

A massive number of strikes reportedly hit key military facilities, including air bases, fighter jets, missile systems, chemical production sites, and depots.
By Kyiv Post
Dec. 10, 2024
What Will Happen to Russia’s Syrian Military Bases?
Turkey

What Will Happen to Russia’s Syrian Military Bases?

Some believed the fall of the Syrian regime would result in the departure of Moscow’s military presence in the country, but a deal to maintain that presence might be in discussion.
By Leo Chiu
Dec. 10, 2024
Artwork Saved from Bombs in Ukraine Goes on Display in Warsaw
War in Ukraine

Artwork Saved from Bombs in Ukraine Goes on Display in Warsaw

Priceless treasures from an art museum in Kyiv that were moved to Poland to save them from the destructive power of Russian bombs have gone on display at Warsaw’s Royal Castle.
By TVP World
Dec. 10, 2024
Ukraine Struggles Against Russian ’Meat Grinder’ Tactics
War in Ukraine

Ukraine Struggles Against Russian ’Meat Grinder’ Tactics

The Ukrainian officer, who uses the callsign "Goth", was speaking to AFP in the eastern Donetsk region, where Russia made in November its largest gains in a month since March 2022.
By AFP
Dec. 10, 2024