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Ukraine’s Orange Revolution Sparked Putin’s Mania Towards His Neighbor
War in Ukraine
OPINION: Ukraine’s Orange Revolution Sparked Putin’s Mania Towards His Neighbor
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s obsession was triggered by the Ukrainian people’s first revolt against their autocratic leaders in downtown Kyiv in 2004.
By Ihor N. Stelmach
Dec. 7
Do Georgia’s Ongoing Protests Have Anything in Common with Ukraine’s Maidan? in-depth
Ukraine
Do Georgia’s Ongoing Protests Have Anything in Common with Ukraine’s Maidan?
After a week of protests in Georgia there is no sign of retreat in the face of a brutal police crackdown and now the barricades are going up there is a sense of déjà vu for some in Ukraine.
By Sergii Kostezh
Dec. 4
Euromaidan Revolution: How It Happened. The Story of a Participant
Kyiv
Euromaidan Revolution: How It Happened. The Story of a Participant
Kyiv Post exclusive interview with one of the Maidan’s defenders
By Sergii Kostezh, Jeremy Dirac
Nov. 22
The Birth of Azov – Driven by Necessity, Courage, Honor and Sacrifice EXCLUSIVE
Azov
OPINION: The Birth of Azov – Driven by Necessity, Courage, Honor and Sacrifice
Azov’s nascence began during the 2013-2014 Revolution of Dignity which ended Yanukovych's pro-Russian regime and saw fierce clashes with the Berkut during which future Azov fighters first saw action
By Yuliia Fedosiuk
May. 6
Official Pens Provided to Polling Stations in Russia Contain Disappearing Ink
Telegram
Official Pens Provided to Polling Stations in Russia Contain Disappearing Ink
Whistleblowers from Kursk and Rostov-on-Don have reported that special pens for use in the weekend’s presidential elections contain ink that disappears when heated.
By Kyiv Post
Mar. 15
EXCLUSIVE: CIA Worked With SBU to Root Out Russian Spies EXCLUSIVE
SBU
EXCLUSIVE: CIA Worked With SBU to Root Out Russian Spies
The former Director of Ukraine’s intelligence service opened up with Kyiv Post about how Ukraine’s intelligence services were reborn thanks to America’s assistance.
By Jason Jay Smart
Feb. 26