All wars have a different stamp when it comes to atrocities.
But although the origins of the wars are different, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s reckless, indiscriminate bombing—a standard part of his playbook—in Ukraine has startling parallels to other Putin wars I have witnessed in my time as a reporter.
KSE Institute оприлюднив дослідження “США планують конфіскувати російські активи: Чи послідує цьому прикладу ЄС??”. Звіт містить огляд нещодавно прийнятого законопроєкту США про конфіскацію російських суверенних активів (Repo Act), а також досліджує пропозиції щодо використання доходів, отриманих від російських активів, що наразі обговорюються в ЄС.
Days after a Russian missile attack decimated a children’s hospital in Ukraine, Kyiv’s ambassador is imploring South Korea to provide his country with air defense systems to shore up its war effort.
“Amid relentless Russian attacks on civilians and critical infrastructure facilities, we need to protect ourselves from missiles and drones”
The UN Security Council will meet on July 9 to discuss a Russian missile attack on Kyiv’s Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital that was part of a “massive” attack on July 8 that hit several cities across the country, killing at least 41 people and injuring at least 140, officials said.
Some claim bringing Ukraine into Nato would deter Russia from ever invading the country again. That is wishful thinking
At last year’s Nato summit, the United States focused on improving Ukraine’s self-defense capabilities rather than addressing the country’s potential membership in Nato.
Almost two and a half years since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, the Kremlin still retains the ability to shock with the scale of its crimes. On July 8, the targets were Ukrainian children. Not just any children, but kids being treated for cancer, whose daily lives were already full of fear and pain.