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Daniel Kosoy
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.
Articles
- November 19th, 2024 marks the 1000th day of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a devastating milestone that has reshaped the nation and crossed the point of no return. Families shattered, cities ruined, and identities forever changed. The life that was is gone.
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Islam in Ukraine dates back over a thousand years and is deeply woven into the nation’s heritage. Though Christianity is predominant, today’s journey highlights Ukraine’s rich diversity, showing Islam as an integral part of its history.- Category
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In Ukraine, where the war has permeated every corner of society, civilians are leaving their routines behind to prepare for defense. Men and women of all ages keep joining civilian preparedness courses across the country, equipping themselves to effectively resist the ongoing Russian invasion- Category
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Autonomous fighting robots are here but don’t expect them to roll in with an '80s rock soundtrack or big explosions like a scene from a Battlefield 2042 trailer. Instead, they come with something even better: a fundraiser!- Category
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Recent events indicate the emergence of a cult of personality in the Russian Federation—the first of its kind since Stalin. Compared to other regimes, this represents one of the most rapid retreats from democratic principles, as Russia was still considered a quasi-democratic state just a decade ago.- Category
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As the global sports community remains indecisive about banning Russian athletes, their participation in international events continues to grow, despite mounting geopolitical tensions. The intertwined nature of Russian sports and propaganda requires prominent athletes, many linked to the "Putin’s Team" movement, to actively support and promote Vladimir Putin's regime on the world stage.