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Ukraine’s Largest Retailer Buys Huge Warehouse Destroyed During Russian Invasion
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Ukraine’s Largest Retailer Buys Huge Warehouse Destroyed During Russian Invasion

Ukraine’s largest one-dollar store retailer secured a deal to buy a 100,000 square meter (1 million square feet) commercial property that belonged to Ukraine’s major investment bank Dragon Capital.
By Olena Hrazhdan
Aug. 22, 2024
Putin Accuses Ukraine of Trying to Attack Kursk Nuclear Plant
Top News

Putin Accuses Ukraine of Trying to Attack Kursk Nuclear Plant

Russian troops seized Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant – Europe’s largest – in the first days of its full-scale military offensive and still holds it.
By AFP
Aug. 22, 2024
Russia Cannot Cope with Kursk
War in Ukraine

Russia Cannot Cope with Kursk

Pfarrer, having been a former Squadron Leader of SEAL Team 6, explains why the failure of Russia's attempted attack is indicative of larger, systematic problems within the Russian military.
By Jason Jay Smart
Aug. 22, 2024
They Protect Our Sky - Ukraine’s Air Defense Forces Want a Special Day
Zelensky

OPINION: They Protect Our Sky - Ukraine’s Air Defense Forces Want a Special Day

Officers and soldiers of the air defense forces have raised a petition requesting the establishment of a special day to honor the actions and personnel of the air defense forces.
By Kostiantyn Horbachev
Aug. 22, 2024
Ukrainian Long-Range Drones Blast, Set Ablaze Russian Military Airfield Fuel, Ammo Dumps
Drones

Ukrainian Long-Range Drones Blast, Set Ablaze Russian Military Airfield Fuel, Ammo Dumps

Two Russian Air Force attack squadrons are deployed to an air base near the southern city of Kalach-Na-Donu. Fires were still burning and touching off detonations 12 hours after the strike.
By Stefan Korshak
Aug. 22, 2024
Russians Hear Polish Language in Kursk Region Once Again – Or Do They?
Russia

OPINION: Russians Hear Polish Language in Kursk Region Once Again – Or Do They?

A video posted on line includes a clip where two Russian women living in the Kursk region saying they were told that Polish mercenaries were fighting for Ukraine.
By Michał Kujawski
Aug. 22, 2024
‘Shown the Reality of War’ - HUR Hacks Multiple Russian TV Channels
War in Ukraine

‘Shown the Reality of War’ - HUR Hacks Multiple Russian TV Channels

Russian cyber security experts’ attempts to fix the situation on Wednesday evening, only resulted in the simultaneous shutdown of nine Russian TV channels.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko, Kateryna Zakharchenko
Aug. 22, 2024
Russia’s New Gas Pipeline to China Reportedly Falls Through
Europe

Russia’s New Gas Pipeline to China Reportedly Falls Through

Mongolia, planned as a transit country for Russia’s Power of Siberia-2 gas pipeline to northeastern China, did not include the project in its development plans through to 2028.
By Leo Chiu
Aug. 22, 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

Zelensky Says Has Visited Ukraine's Sumy Area, Bordering Russia's Kursk Region
War in Ukraine

Zelensky Says Has Visited Ukraine's Sumy Area, Bordering Russia's Kursk Region

Over two years into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Kyiv’s troops caught the Kremlin off-guard on August 6 by launching a large-scale assault inside Russian territory.
By AFP
Aug. 22, 2024
What Putin Fears: Julia Davis and the Russia Media Monitor EXCLUSIVE
Russia

What Putin Fears: Julia Davis and the Russia Media Monitor

The media in Russia is a torrent of propaganda springing from grotesquely bizarre lies. Yet it manages to unwittingly influence Westerners. Julia Davis intends to expose Moscow’s efforts.
By Jason Jay Smart
Aug. 22, 2024
Moscow Seeks to Deter Western Journalists From Covering in Kursk Region
Moscow

Moscow Seeks to Deter Western Journalists From Covering in Kursk Region

Russia's FSB security service said it launched criminal cases against journalists who reported from Ukrainian-held parts of Russia's Kursk region for "illegally" crossing the border.
By AFP
Aug. 22, 2024
Kyiv Prepared Kursk Counteroffensive 'Very Secretly': Scholz
War in Ukraine

Kyiv Prepared Kursk Counteroffensive 'Very Secretly': Scholz

Two and a half years into the war, Ukraine has mounted the unprecedented cross-border assault since August 6, catching Russia off guard and even surprising its close allies.
By AFP
Aug. 22, 2024
Special Ops Showcases Destruction of Russian Bridges and Pontoons in Kursk Region with HIMARS
HIMARS

Special Ops Showcases Destruction of Russian Bridges and Pontoons in Kursk Region with HIMARS

In addition to the severing of logistics routes across the Seim River, the video highlights the destruction of a cluster of Russian vehicles, field ammunition, and a 152mm D-20 gun.
By Kyiv Post
Aug. 22, 2024
Ukrainian Border Guard Drones Destroy Russian Artillery and Dozens of Dugouts
Donetsk

Ukrainian Border Guard Drones Destroy Russian Artillery and Dozens of Dugouts

Ukrainian border guards used attack drones to eliminate four Russian soldiers and injure two more, one of whom who later reportedly committed suicide.
By Kyiv Post
Aug. 22, 2024
Kremlin Tells State Media to Portray Occupation of Kursk as ‘New Normal’
Propaganda

Kremlin Tells State Media to Portray Occupation of Kursk as ‘New Normal’

An independent news site says Russia’s administration has instructed its propagandists to prepare the population for the fact that resolution of the Kursk “situation” may take some time.
By Steve Brown
Aug. 22, 2024
‘New Contours of the Global Order’ – Ukraine at War Update for Aug. 22
War in Ukraine

‘New Contours of the Global Order’ – Ukraine at War Update for Aug. 22

AFU’s Spec Ops units use US weapons to hit pontoon bridge in Russia; Putin and China’s Quiang tout “deepening relationship” at Kremlin; Western sanctions are taking effect on Moscow’s power grid.
By John Moretti
Aug. 22, 2024