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Monday briefing: ‘New levels of misery’ for Ukraine’s soldiers as diplomatic wrangling drags on

In today’s newsletter: Trump’s stance on the war continues to oscillate while Zelenskyy’s infantry face gruelling stints at the ‘zero line’ amid increasingly lethal Russian attacks

The Guardian - UK · Oct 20, 2025

We Will Not Fade Away review – study of five Ukrainian teens’ brief escape from war

Shot in 2019, Alisa Kovalenko’s moving film follows the friends after they win a competition to travel to the Himalayas

The Guardian - UK · Feb 25, 2025

‘I was careful not to exploit the tears or the drama’: the director of Oscar-tipped Once Upon a Time in Ukraine on her powerful documentary

As Donald Trump says he wants a speedy end to the war, Betsy West wonders what form that will take, as her film offers a platform to the children caught up in the conflict

The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2025

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‘It’s emotionally very difficult’: mobilisation squads face hostility as Ukraine tries to boost army ranks

Insults and arguments show the social divisions opened up by recruitment drive and years of war

The Guardian - UK · Jun 6, 2024

‘ICU on wheels’: 24 hours with Ukraine’s combat medics in Donbas

Moas staff evacuate 80% of critically wounded soldiers from region’s battlefield, where medics say morale is falling

The Guardian - UK · Apr 20, 2024

Ukrainians Praise Ousted Army Chief, Voice Fears Over Successor

The dismissal of Ukraine's popular army chief Valery Zaluzhny spread anger and dismay across the war-torn country on Friday -- from the streets of Kyiv to the frontline.

International Business Times · Feb 9, 2024

What Moscow's invasion of Ukraine has meant for Russian students studying in Australia

Many Russian students in Australia have been wary of speaking publicly since the invasion of Ukraine but those who are willing to talk say Moscow's decision has had many consequences.

ABC News · Apr 13, 2023

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An infamous Russian unit that downed a civilian plane in 2014 was active in Ukraine

A secretive Russian military unit, known for its part in the deaths of hundreds of civilians on Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 nearly a decade ago, was fighting in eastern Ukraine, NPR uncovered.

WEKU · Mar 18, 2023

In Ukraine's Bucha where civilians slain, neighbours united in grief

In Bucha, the town synonymous with Russian brutality during the war in Ukraine, two neighbours whose loved ones were killed in different parts of the country met at the local cemetery Friday to grieve and reflect as the conflict entered its second year.

Reuters · Feb 24, 2023

Ukrainian army medics fight to save lives near frontline

In a dingy medical outpost near eastern Ukraine's front lines, army medic Viktor battles to save lives on a daily basis.

Reuters · Feb 21, 2023

New movies out this week: Feb 8-14

New releases that hit Thai cinemas for your viewing pleasure.

Bangkok Post · Feb 8, 2023

‘She was lovely, playing her violin’: Russian missiles kill civilians who fled frontline to start new life

Vladimir Putin’s revenge attack for the Crimea bridge explosion claimed innocent lives, as Kim Sengupta reports from Slovyansk

The Independent UK · Oct 10, 2022

Should the war in Ukraine spur a nuclear security rethink?

With Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, nuclear facilities have been caught up in the midst of conventional warfare for the first time in history. That nightmare scenario is one that few of the industry’s players had anticipated. In Chernobyl and Zaporizhzhia, Russian forces represent a lingering threat to the most basic…

France 24 · May 26, 2022

Ukrainian family given mouldy Lanarkshire flat to stay in after fleeing war

The family were greeted with a dirty flat which had an old nappy in the fridge

Daily Record · May 24, 2022

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Daily Mirror · May 24, 2022

Ukrainian family escaping war horror given filthy UK home with old nappy in fridge

A Ukrainian family have been given a filthy home in East Kilbride, Scotland, after escaping the horrors of the Russian invasion. There was claimed to be an old nappy left in the fridge

Daily Record · May 24, 2022

Ukrainian family who fled to Scotland given filthy flat with old nappy in fridge

They arrived on Sunday and were supposed to move into a council flat in Rutherglen, near Glasgow, but it was too filthy

The Independent UK · Apr 24, 2022

A tragedy in every town: How two months of war has transformed Ukraine forever

International correspondent Bel Trew has spent weeks covering the war in Ukraine. Here, she recounts some of the most indelible scenes from her time in the country

Daily Record · Apr 5, 2022

Family blast ‘inhumane’ Home Office as red tape prevents mum bringing Ukrainian daughter to Scotland

Valeria Liukovych, 31, has a visa that will allow her to be with her mum Tamara, who is originally from Ukraine but is now a UK citizen, but has not got permission to bring her child Mia, husband Ruslan and severely disabled father.

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The Independent UK · Mar 29, 2022

The stark reality of the Ukrainian refugee crisis at the Romanian-Hungarian border

David Cohen travelled to Csengersima on the Romanian-Hungarian border to help with the Red Cross’s relief effort for the Ukrainian refugees fleeing civilian bombings

Evening Standard · Mar 29, 2022

Checkpoint in no man’s land offers respite for those fleeing Russian attacks

David Cohen reports from the Romanian-Hungarian border where Ukrainian refugees are being met by a smiling Peter Turi and his team

The Independent UK · Feb 25, 2022

Agony of orphans stranded in Ukraine as adoptive US parents battle to get them out

Families across the US - in various stages of the adoption process - are fretting about the children they love who remain stuck in Ukraine as volatilities increase, writes Sheila Flynn

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