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How Buffett-funded rehab rebuilds lives of Ukraine’s war amputees
As multi-limb loss branded thousands of Ukrainians untreatable, Lviv's Superhuman Center stepped in to tackle the war trauma crisis sweeping the nation.
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October 18, 2024
- Ukrainian military says Russian forces amass troops for new assaults on Toretsk in Donetsk Oblast
- British Defense Ministry: Ukrainian attacks degrade Russian military capabilities in Crimea
- Norway allocates $ 270 million to support Ukraine’s energy sector amid Russian attacks
- Russian military targets Chasiv Yar, key Ukrainian stronghold in Donetsk Oblast
- Politico: Marine life at risk worldwide as Russia’s shadow fleet spills oil, bypassing sanctions
- Kharkiv officials urge residents of Kupiansk district to evacuate as Russian troops approach again
- Russians try to encircle Donetsk’s Selydove, targeting nearby Vyshneve with infantry and armor
- Zelenskyy reveals Trump talk on Ukraine’s NATO plea, cites Budapest Memorandum failings
- Zelenskyy: US, Germany, France, and Italy seek unity on allowing Ukraine to strike inside Russia
- AnalysisRussia’s Arctic fossil fuel boom fuels Ukraine war and climate crisis
- The Guardian: UK suspects Russian spies behind DHL warehouse fire
- Ukraine to help Lithuania build RDX explosives factory
- Norway backs Ukraine’s NATO bid, welcomes Zelenskyy’s victory plan
- Japan to supply AI drones to Ukraine for humanitarian demining
- Zelenskyy warns EU: Rejecting Ukraine’s victory plan is “privilege from world to Russia”
- Greece pledges additional resources for Ukrainian F-16 pilot and technician training
- Ukraine liberates 400 hectares of forest north of Lyptsi, Kharkiv Oblast
- Russia faces record workforce shortages, manufacturing sector hit hardest
- NATO won’t invite Ukraine to alliance in short term despite Zelenskyy’s “victory plan” push
- “Real nature of Kremlin regime:” EU condemns Russian glorification of increasing Ukrainian POW executions
- People of UkraineMother breaks barriers as Ukraine’s first female armored service leader and battlefield veteran
- Video captures Ukrainian tanks destroy Russian APC at point-blank range in Kursk Oblast
- France successfully tests new kamikaze drone, Ukraine delivery imminent
Daily Review
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Russo-Ukrainian War, day 966: Zelenskyy reveals Victory plan, as NATO chief Rutte “can’t fully support it”
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Russo-Ukrainian War, day 965: Ukraine destroys over 10,000 Russian artillery systems in 2024
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Russo-Ukrainian War, day 964: Ukraine delivers million drones to frontline as Russia advances in Donetsk Oblast
Mariupol Defender reclaims voice and spirit after 2.5 years in Russian captivity
Ukrainian Marine Yura Hulchuk captured hearts nationwide after his release from Russian captivity, arriving home unable to speak or respond emotionally to his mother’s tearful embrace. Now, Yura has finally broken his silence and is making significant progress in his recovery.
Six American anti-Ukraine aid myths that just won’t go away
It's not about logic, it's about emotions.
5 ways Russia is trying to sway 2024 US elections
Federal officials have sanctioned RT executives as investigation reveals $10 million funneled to a Tennessee firm for pro-Russian content, exposing one of Moscow's sophisticated election interference tactics.
Inside Sudzha, where Russia’s war comes home to bite
In Kursk Oblast, some stranded civilians still cling to Kremlin propaganda, while others begin to question everything they've been told about the war.
Russia’s war devastates Black Sea ecosystems and communities
A year after the Kakhovka dam attack, activists are racing against the clock to prevent an eco-collapse fueled by drifting mines and war-driven pollution.
Frontline report
Ukraine’s IT Army now aids drone strikes on Russian oil refineries
Once focused on disrupting Russian banks and businesses, Ukraine's volunteer hacker group is now shifting to Russian military targets, from Starlinks to CCTV cameras during long-range drone raids
Zelenskyy’s ammo plant visit leaves Ukraine caught in US political inferno
Ukraine has no easy options as Republicans call to fire ambassador Markarova. Yet, says the expert Oleksandr Kraiev, the political firestorm is rather Trump’s act of desperation.
Ambassador: Japan’s support for Ukraine will remain steadfast, but non-lethal
In an exclusive interview, Matsuda Kuninori unveils Japan's dramatic policy shift on Russia, exposing a paradox at the heart of the nation's foreign policy: supporting allies in wartime without crossing the line into military assistance.
Trump, Vance, Johnson claim Zelenskyy favors Democrats
House Speaker Mike Johnson alleges that President Zelenskyy interfered in US elections during his Pennsylvania visit, "designed to help Democrats," despite a similar Republican meeting in Utah earlier.
Russia weaponizes history to erase Crimean Tatar identity
As an exiled Crimean Tatar journalist, I've witnessed my people's desperate struggle to preserve our language, traditions, and very existence in the face of renewed Russian oppression.
Taiwanese expert: China’s information war on Ukraine previews Taiwan strategy
China's megaphone for Russian disinformation is not just about Ukraine, warns a Taiwanese authority; it's Beijing rehearsing its moves for a possible Taiwan invasion scenario.
A realistic victory strategy for Ukraine
In a war where offensive operations are equally difficult on both sides, not losing is already winning in the next year and a half
Evergreens
It’s ten years of Russia’s war against Ukraine, not two
Years of futile negotiations over Ukraine should dispel any illusions – intelligence proves Putin spent the last decade preparing for exactly this war, with aims far beyond Ukraine.
Ukraine’s defense ministry under fire for “management chaos” a year after leadership change
Despite initial optimism, Ukraine's defense sector under Minister Rustem Umerov grapples with procurement inefficiencies, international cooperation failures, and a lack of strategic planning, according to a critical report by civil society leaders.
Inside Ukraine’s secret FPV drone labs racing to stay ahead of Russia
DIY warriors operating from garages with soldering irons are outmaneuvering Russia's state giants in the technology arms race — so far.
Analysis
Ukraine mulls legalizing private military companies
While the existing legislature targets post-war employment for veterans, experts stress that PMCs like Russia’s Wagner, minus the ruthlessness, are needed now.
Why did Ukraine reshuffle half its government amid war?
The shake-up, justified as a need for "new energy," comes as Ukraine faces critical challenges in its conflict with Russia and pursuit of Western support.
