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The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 has concluded in Las Vegas, with drones and artificial intelligence dominating the conversation.
Daniel Kosoy
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Daniel Kosoy is a Ukrainian-American writer and reporter for UNITED24 Media. Born in Los Angeles, California, studying media and photography at Santa Monica College. His work is distinguished by a focus on the ongoing war in Ukraine, encompassing a wide range of military topics from the prosecution of war criminals to strategic analyses and human rights issues. Since 2019, Daniel has been dedicated to covering life in Ukraine as a documentarian and writer, offering insights into the complexities and resilience of the nation amid conflict. His reporting often highlights the courage and determination of the Ukrainian people and shedding light on critical issues in Ukraine.
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![Drones That Caught Our Eye at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas]()
![How Russia’s “Kremligarchs” Infiltrated Western Markets and Now Pose A Security Threat To the World]()
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As Russia’s war in Ukraine intensifies, the oligarchs backing Putin—known as Kremligarchs—have expanded their influence globally. Ilya Zaslavskiy’s new report highlights how these networks threaten Western security and calls for stronger action to counter their reach.![One of Ukraine’s Biggest Challenges for 2025: Fiber-Optic FPV Drones]()
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As drone warfare evolves, so does the countermeasures: radio-electronic warfare (EW). Kyrylo Budanov, Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) chief, has flagged the increasing use of EW-resistant fiber-optic FPV drones as one of the country’s most pressing challenges for 2025.![What’s All the Hype About Ukraine’s Wild Pagan New Year Party?]()
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If you’ve seen Pamfir on Netflix, you’ll remember the unforgettable scene: a chaotic parade of masked figures, elaborate costumes, and haunting melodies weaving through the dark streets of a small Ukrainian village. That wasn’t just cinematic creativity—it was Malanka, Ukraine’s ancient and theatrical New Year celebration, captured in all its raw, unrestrained energy.![A Guide to Your Ukrainian-Themed New Year Dinner Party]()
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When you think about New Year’s Eve, the usual images come to mind: champagne flutes, party hats, and a countdown to midnight. But in Ukraine, the holiday season carries a deeper cultural and personal significance. New Year’s has long been one of the country’s most cherished celebrations—a moment to reflect, come together, and look ahead with hope and resilience.![How Much Russia Has Spent on Its War in Ukraine]()
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As 2025 approaches, the high cost of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—the largest war since World War II—becomes increasingly evident. US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin estimated on December 7 that Russia has spent over $200 billion since its full-scale war began in 2022.
