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Philip Malzahn
Senior Correspondent
Philip Malzahn serves as an in-house correspondent for UNITED24 Media, with a focus on reporting in Ukraine’s war zones. Born in Blantyre, Malawi, in 1991. Grew up in Taiwan and the United Arab Emirates. Studied Arabic in Leipzig, Cairo, and Vienna. As a freelance correspondent, he has reported from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Sudan, Nagorno-Karabakh, Ukraine, Chechnya, and others. For a couple of years, he worked as an editor responsible for Middle East coverage at the German daily newspaper Neues Deutschland.
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![HIMERA: How To Defend A Village]( "How to Defend A Village with GUR: Himera and Siberian Battalion")
![How Ukraine Took the Fight Into Russia: General Syrskyi Reconstructs War’s Boldest Operation—Kursk]( "How Ukraine Took the Fight Into Russia: General Syrskyi Reconstructs War’s Boldest Operation—Kursk")
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With drone swarms and real-time satellite feeds, how do you hide an army? How do you cross a border that the enemy spent months fortifying? Ukraine found out in August 2024, when its forces entered Russia’s Kursk region and launched its offensive. This is how it happened.![What It Feels Like When a Russian FPV Drone Attacks a Reporter—and That Reporter Is You]( "What It Feels Like When a Russian FPV Drone Attacks a Reporter—and That Reporter Is You")
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Every day, thousands of Russian First-Person-View (FPV) Drones fly over the sky in Ukraine. Those piloting them are looking for equipment, positions, soldiers, volunteers, journalists, and even civilians. This is the story of what it feels like to survive the kind of attack that many people do not, and what it means to work on Ukraine's frontline in the age of the flying killer robot.![French Photographer Antoni Lallican by Adrien Vautier]( "French Photographer Antoni Lallican by Adrien Vautier")
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To voluntarily go into a warzone is pretty nuts. Usually, you need a solid reason. Something like defending your country, your family, your way of life. These are profound, meaningful things that motivate you to break the boundaries of logic, of safety and survival, and push yourself to see and do the unthinkable.![Roma “Sova” Tarasiuk]( "Roma “Sova” Tarasiuk")
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He skated, laughed, fought, and bled. In the end, Air Assault Forces Sergeant Roma “Sova” Tarasiuk gave everything for Ukraine. Now, his memory lives on.![Australian Infantry Mobility Vehicle BUSHMASTER UNITED24 Media]( "Australian Infantry Mobility Vehicle BUSHMASTER. Photo: Mykyta Shandyba")
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Inside the Australian BUSHMASTER—a rugged armored vehicle helping Ukraine’s Air Assault Forces on daring missions in Russia’s Kursk region.
-886b3bf9b784dd9e80ce2881d3289ad8.png "How Ukraine Took the Fight Into Russia: General Syrskyi Reconstructs War’s Boldest Operation—Kursk")
-e27d4d52004c96227e0695fe084d81c6.jpg "What It Feels Like When a Russian FPV Drone Attacks a Reporter—and That Reporter Is You")
-0373f2c9c1806cdabb24ebb347cc6c34.jpg "French Photographer Antoni Lallican by Adrien Vautier")
-4f26746accd0a8e77d11352adacb9962.png "Roma “Sova” Tarasiuk")
