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Chornobyl Wildlife, Nature is Mostly Thriving 40 Years Post-Accident

Radiation and the Russian forces are harmful, but overall, nature in northern Ukraine has proven itself resilient.

By Stefan Korshak

April 26, 2026

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ANALYSIS: How Sweden Awoke to Chornobyl

Sweden received the largest fallout of radioactive cesium outside the Soviet Union – 1,000 km from Chornobyl. Four decades later, what impact has the disaster had on Swedish society?

By Rolf Lidskog

April 26, 2026

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Zelensky Marks 40th Anniversary of Chornobyl with Call to End Russian Nuclear Terrorism

President Zelensky warned that Russian-Iranian drone attacks near the station’s confinement structure are pushing the world toward a new man-made disaster.

By Kyiv Post

April 26, 2026

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OPINION: Nuclear Risk Is Being Deliberately Used as a Tool of War

Nuclear terrorism, not accident: Russia’s deliberate weaponization of Ukraine’s nuclear plants demands the world treat reactor safety as a global security priority.

By Kate Turska

April 26, 2026

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Ukrainian War Veterans Strike Gold in California

Competing against veterans from the US and UK with limited resources and facilities back home, Ukraine’s 15-member team of wounded veterans brought home 27 gold medals from Camp Pendleton.

By Lena Pettersson

April 25, 2026

Ukraine

When Sweden Got Wind of an Apocalypse: the Man Who Raised the Chornobyl Alarm

Sweden was the first country to raise the alarm but initially thought the accident had occurred in one of Sweden’s power plants. Meteorologist Christer Persson, who was there, tells his story.

By Lena Pettersson

April 25, 2026

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UK Warns of Acute Nuclear Risks in Ukraine on 40th Anniversary of Chornobyl Disaster

Deputy Ambassador James Ford told the OSCE that Russia’s war has revived threats to nuclear safety, echoing the lessons of secrecy and governance failures from 1986.

By Kyiv Post

April 25, 2026

Ukraine

ANALYSIS: For Ukraine, Iran War Is Another Competition With Russia

Recent geopolitical shifts in the Middle East have created an opening for Kyiv.

By Lesia Dubenko

April 25, 2026

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Bigger Than NATO? How Ukraine Built the World’s Largest Drone Force

OPINION: What Can Ukraine Learn from Churchill’s Electoral Defeat in 1945?

‘The Ukrainian Sun is Rising’: Alla Dudayeva on Dzhokhar’s Fight Against Rashism

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Police Detain Gunman Following Shooting Incident on Bucha Street

A 42-year-old man was arrested after firing chaotically in a residential area on Saturday; no casualties were reported as investigators launch a criminal probe.

By Kyiv Post

April 25, 2026

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Ukraine and Azerbaijan Sign Six Agreements to Launch Defense Co-production

Following historic talks in Baku, President Zelensky and President Aliyev announced a major expansion of military-technical cooperation and plans to boost bilateral trade beyond $500 million.

By Kyiv Post

April 25, 2026

Ukraine

Zelensky Returns to Jeddah for Security Talks with Saudi Crown Prince

Kyiv and Riyadh discussed air defense cooperation, energy and food security as Ukraine seeks to turn its battlefield drone expertise into strategic leverage in the Gulf.

By Kyiv Post

April 25, 2026

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Zelensky Visits Azerbaijan for Security, Energy Talks

The president’s first South Caucasus visit since 2022 comes as Baku and Moscow move to ease tensions following the 2024 AZAL plane downing.

By Sevinj Osmanqizi

April 25, 2026

Ukraine

State Department Appoints Tommy Pigott as New Spokesperson

Pigott previously emphasized direct Russia-Ukraine negotiations and defended the Trump administration’s “trade over aid” approach to foreign policy.

By Kyiv Post

April 25, 2026

Ukraine

Belarus Militarizing but Unlikely to Launch Independent Attack on Ukraine

An opposition figure said Belarus is preparing for war but lacks the capacity to act independently, while Ukrainian officials report no immediate danger.

By Veronika Sukhanych

April 24, 2026