
War in Ukraine
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While Ukraine’s elite corps and regiments managed to contain a major Russian breakthrough near Dobropillia this fall, the battle further south in Pokrovsk has turned into brutal, close-quarters urban combat. Russia’s push grinds forward, but not without cost.![“We Are Under Russian Fire Every Day”: Meet the Crews Racing to Repair Ukraine’s Bombed Power Grid “We Are Under Russian Fire Every Day”: Meet the Crews Racing to Repair Ukraine’s Bombed Power Grid]()
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Every winter since 2022, Ukraine has lived through what people now call Blackout —mass power outages Russian missile and drone attacks caused. While Russia spends billions to plunge ordinary people into darkness, thousands of energy workers are doing the extraordinary to keep the country’s lights on.![French Baroque Musician Salomé Gasselin Made Her Kyiv Debut Amid Russian Strikes music kyiv]()
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French musician Salomé Gasselin’s first journey to Kyiv offered a clear view of Europe’s cultural imprint in Ukraine. As the centuries-old sound of the viola da gamba filled the National Philharmonic, the concert was described as a “small miracle,” affirming Ukraine’s deep cultural ties to Europe in the language of music.![The Deadly Cost of Truth: Russia’s Crimes Against Journalists The Deadly Cost of Truth: Russia’s Crimes Against Journalists]()
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For over thirty years, Russia has ranked as one of the world’s deadliest places for journalists, long known for targeted murders and suspicious “accidents.” The danger has now moved to the battlefield itself, where Russian forces deliberately kill media workers in Ukraine with drones—acts that constitute war crimes. Here, we cover the latest examples of this systematic campaign.![Ukraine’s Iron People: The Railway Crews Who Don’t Stop, Even Under Russian Fire Ukraine’s Iron People: The Railway Crews Who Don’t Stop, Even Under Russian Fire]()
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- Life in Ukraine
In a country where missiles and drones have halted civilian flights, train chief Pavlo Vynarchyk and thousands of railway “iron workers” keep Ukraine moving under Russian bombings, evacuating families and sustaining the nation’s lifeline.![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.
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