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Russian aggression in Europe and in Ukraine in particular.

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Russo-Ukrainian War, Day 112: Russia continues to attack Sloviansk, Ukraine has 10% of weapons that it asked for

Contents Morning report day 112 – June 15: Operational situationIn the regionsRUSSIAN COMBAT LOSSESHUMANITARIANENVIRONMENTLEGALSUPPORTNEW DEVELOPMENTSAssessment On the WarMorning…

byEuromaidan Press Staff

Ukraine's counteroffensive stalled in Kherson Oblast

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 111: Ukraine’s counteroffensive stalled in Kherson Oblast as Russia makes advances in the north

Contents Operational situationDay 111 report – June 14HumanitarianEnvironmentalLegalSupportAssessment1. On the War2. Consequences and what to do?Operational situation An…

byEuromaidan Press Staff

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Russian Aggression

Race against time: Ukraine runs out of ammo, calls for MLRS, artillery – US “willing to provide” everything needed

Initially being cagey about war losses, Ukrainian officials started divulging the numbers Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov said…

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Russian War Crimes

Russian war crimes: “denazifying” Ukrainians through deportation, torture, detention and filtration camps

Putin’s brutal approach to eliminating the Ukrainian population currently centers on eastern and southern Ukraine. For journalists and…

byChristine Chraibi

Russian propaganda Ukraine war

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Psycho viruses and information dumps: how Russian propaganda breaks will to resist in the Ukraine war

Information warfare is one of the main elements of modern hybrid wars, such as the war in Syria…

byZarina Zabrisky

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 110: Ukraine liberates three villages in Donbas as country’s army chief calls for more US artillery supplies

Contents Operational situationMorning report day 110 – June 13HumanitarianEnvironmentalLegalSupportNew developmentsAssessmentOn the WarConsequences and what to do?ProductionStorageTransportThe fix?Operational situation…

byHans Petter Midttun

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 108: Ukraine increases urgency of calls for weapons, Mariupol at risk of cholera outbreak

Contents Morning report day 108 – June 11: SituationHumanitarianEnvironmentalLegal Support New developments Assessment Morning report day 108 –…

byHans Petter Midttun

Ukraine's EU candidacy

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 107: Russia outguns Ukraine by 10-15 times; three countries oppose Ukraine’s EU candidacy bid

Contents Evening report day 107 – June 10HumanitarianSupportLegalEnvironmentalAssessment On the WarOpinion worth notingEvening report day 107 – June 10…

byOrysia Hrudka

Bucha execution

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Russo-Ukrainian war 2022-2024

Ukraine has documented more than 11,600 war crimes by Russian forces

Putin’s war in Ukraine is different from past conflicts in many ways, ranging from the kind of weapons…

byPaul A. Goble

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 106: Heavy fighting in Sievierodonetsk continues, Ukraine needs at least 60 MLRS from the West to defeat Russia

Morning report day 106 – June 09 Information from the General Staff as of 06.00 09.06.2022, supplemented by…

byHans Petter Midttun

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Meet the Ukrainian university professor who gives lectures from the trenches

“The war of the civilized world against Russia on the territory of Ukraine will definitely change the world. War…

byEuromaidan Press Contributor

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Why long-range Western MLRS can become a game-changer for Ukraine

It became known on 31 May that the US decided to supply multiple-rocket launchers M142 HIMARS. On the…

byUkrayinska Pravda

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 105: Russia prepares to resume offensive towards Sloviansk, Turkey and Russia brew deal on grain corridor from Ukraine

Contents Daily report day 105 – June 08Humanitarian SupportEnvironmentalInternational In RussiaOpinion worth notingDaily report day 105 – June…

byEuromaidan Press Staff

Crimean Tatar

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“Russia killed my grandfather, deported my mother, arrested my sons.” Crimean Tatar historian on “intentional extermination” of his people

Remembering the past Shukri Seytumerov knows every street, every alley, every building of old Bakhchisaray. He is a…

byUkrainian media sources

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 104: Guerrilla attacks against Russian quisling officials on the rise, Russia grinds on in Donbas

Contents Morning report day 104 – June 07HumanitarianEnvironmentalLegal Support Assessment On the WarConsequences and what to do? Morning…

byHans Petter Midttun

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 103: Russian general Kutuzov reportedly killed in Donbas, battle for Sievierodonetsk rages

Contents Morning report day 103 – June 06HumanitarianEnvironmentalLegal Support New developments Assessment on the WarConsequences and what to…

byHans Petter Midttun

The grave digger wearing a t-shirt of Russia's ruling party "United Russia." (Image: social media)

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“Tens of thousands” of Russians wounded in Ukraine overwhelming Putin-optimized hospitals

“Tens of thousands” of Russian troops wounded in Ukraine are overwhelming their country’s medical system, one already strained…

byPaul A. Goble

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 101: Sievierodonetsk unseized as Ukraine puts up a fight despite overwhelming Russian artillery

Contents Morning report day 101 – June 04: SituationHumanitarianEnvironmentalLegal Support New developments Assessment 1. On the War2.…

byHans Petter Midttun

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Dealing with the naval blockade of Ukraine: A diversity of views

The issue of Russia’s naval blockade of Ukrainian ports, which severely hampers the export of Ukrainian agricultural commodities,…

byThe Jamestown Foundation

Deportation of the Crimean Tatars. A painting by Crimean Tatar artist Rustem Eminov. The entire population of Crimean Tatars who survived the German occupation of the peninsula (over 200 000) was deported by Stalin just in two days. In packed and locked railroad cattle cars and with few provisions and water, they were sent on an arduous journey to remote rural locations in Central Asia and Siberia. Over 46 percent of the Crimean Tatar people perished during the trip and in the first 2 years of the exile due to the harsh conditions. A year after the deportation when the WW2 ended, demobilized Crimean Tatar soldiers were sent from the Soviet Army directly into exile too.

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Ukraine calls to recognize 1944 deportation of Crimean Tatars was genocide

On the 78th anniversary of Stalin’s deportation of the Crimean Tatars, the Ukrainian foreign ministry called on the…

byPaul A. Goble