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Jess Daly
Jess is a journalist and writer for UNITED24MEDIA, freelance photographer and documentary producer from Wales. Her work focuses on military topics from weapons to strategic analysis and human rights issues. She has been working as a journalist covering life in Ukraine since 2016 and has been embedded on the frontlines with the Hospitallers Battalion since 2019. Her documentaries, written and photography been featured on BBC, ITV and many more.
Articles
- Dr Zahed “Hamza” is a Syrian doctor who founded Al-Qudes Hospital in Eastern Aleppo during the Syrian war. Hamza talks to us about the systematic targeting of hospitals and medical workers and how Russia’s war crimes seen in Syria are being repeated in Ukraine.
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Russian authorities are weaponizing anti-terrorism laws to silence those who dare to speak out against Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine. We look at the work of dissenters and how the Russian government abuses the criminal code to suppress opposition nationwide.- Category
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‘How many aircraft does Russia have in service?’ is a question on many people's minds. The exact figures are hard to come by; the Russian Federation withholds as much information as possible, but we look at what we know so far.- Category
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Robot dogs are now being used on the frontlines in Ukraine. What are these four legged machines? What can they do? And will we see weapon mounted robot dogs on Ukraine’s frontlines?- Category
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Russia and Iran are strengthening their relationship, seeking to disrupt the ‘global order’ by heightening global instability. What is the current status of their relationship, why are they uniting and what does this mean for Ukraine and the wider world?- Category
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Russian soldiers killed and tortured their own comrades, as revealed in a recent investigation by Ukraine’s public broadcaster Suspilne. We look at what the investigation found, how violence is deeply entrenched within Russian society far beyond the frontlines, and how this has impacted their acceptance and normalization of human rights atrocities committed in Ukraine.