A New York Times investigation reveals that the United States was much more involved in Ukrainian military operations than publicly disclosed. Adam Entous, a Times investigative reporter, breaks down a key moment in the war when the Biden administration changed its policy on the war in Ukraine.
Category: 2. RussianAggression
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How the U.S. Broke Its Own Rules to Help Ukraine
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Key Takeaways From America’s Secret Military Partnership With Ukraine
The war in Ukraine is at an inflection point, with President Trump seeking rapprochement with the Russian leader, Vladimir V. Putin, and pressing for an end to the fighting.
But for nearly three years before Mr. Trump’s return to power, the United States and Ukraine were joined in an…
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Ukraine ceasefire to increase Russian threat in Baltic region, ministers warn
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A ceasefire in Ukraine will dramatically increase the security threat to Baltic nations, as Russia will proceed with plans to re-arm and redeploy troops to Nato’s north-eastern…
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Russia’s war economy fuels rustbelt revival
Russian retailers are rushing to set up shop in the country’s rustbelt, tapping into new wealth flowing from soldiers’ bonuses and rampant military production.
Shops, restaurants and gym chains have opened up in Russia’s most deprived regions, which serve as recruiting pools for Vladimir…
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The Secret History of America’s Involvement in the Ukraine War
On a spring morning two months…
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Zelenskyy Pleads For ‘Strong Response’ From West As Russian Attacks Mount
Ukraine reported multiple Russian drone strikes overnight, including the largest such strike on the city of Kriviy Rih since the start of Moscow’s full-scale invasion, while Russia claimed it downed two Ukrainian drones over the Black Sea and seven in other locations.
The Kremlin, meanwhile,…
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Russian Drone Strike Kills 4 In Dnipro
A Russian drone attack on the southeastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro late on March 28 killed four people and sparked a large fire in a hotel and restaurant complex as well as multiple private homes, the regional governor said.
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Radio Free Europe, Trump and the fight for ‘sharp power’
Stepping in to save the media outlet after US cuts could help European democracies develop a wider strategy for combating Russian disinformation, argues Peter Pomerantsev
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Russian Drone Attack On Ukrainian City Of Dnipro Kills 4, Injures 19, Governor Says
Ukraine reported multiple Russian drone strikes overnight, including the largest such strike on the city of Kriviy Rih since the start of Moscow’s full-scale invasion, while Russia claimed it downed two Ukrainian drones over the Black Sea and seven in other locations.
The Kremlin, meanwhile,…
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The Military And Monetary Impact Of Ukraine’s Deep Strikes In Russia
Ukrainian strikes on Russia’s energy sector have caused at least 60 billion rubles ($714 million) in damage, a joint investigation by RFE/RL, Frontelligence Insight, and a group of volunteers reveals.
Our analysis of over 100 satellite images of sites hit by Ukraine between September 2024 and…
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