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‘A gift to the Kremlin’: uncertainty over Ukraine’s future after Trump victory

Some express fears over US aid for Ukraine while others say the country is already struggling

The Guardian - UK

‘A gay plumber? What a tall tale’: the film showing changing attitudes to LGBTQ+ rights in Ukraine

Lessons of Tolerance follows a family overcoming their homophobia, an education that war with Russia seems to be giving many in the country

The Guardian - UK

Mykola: The man who refused to flee war

As Russian forces reduced his hometown to rubble, Mykola Honchar stayed to care for his mother, writes Oleg Petrasyuk

The Independent UK

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On the front line in Bakhmut, as Ukraine and Russia battle for control

BAKHMUT, Ukraine — The Ukrainian soldiers jumped out of the armored vehicle the moment it stopped, rushing to unload supplies before the Russian artillery began its deadly work.

Los Angeles Times

Russian invasion has ravaged Ukraine but also left serious mental scars

The destruction of the war are all too obvious in Ukraine. However, other wounds are less evident. Psychologists are working hand-in-hand with prosecutors to gather evidence on war crimes, particularly when it comes to sexual violence during the Russian invasion. Over the course of their findings, they have found a…

France 24

‘We dream of peace’: Ukrainians in UK spend Christmas divided from loved ones after year of war

Seven-year-old Ukrainian spending his first Christmas in the UK hopes his letters to Santa will be answered

The Independent UK

Ukrainians celebrating first Christmases in UK hope for peace in 2023

A seven-year-old Ukrainian spending his first Christmas in the UK hopes his letters to Santa will be answered

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Ukrainians celebrating first Christmases in UK hope for peace in 2023 - OLD

A seven-year-old Ukrainian spending his first Christmas in the UK hopes his letters to Santa will be answered.

The Independent UK

‘Only 100 metres apart’: Ukrainians and Russians face off in Donetsk

The eastern city of Bakhmut – where soldiers suffer bitter cold and lack of supplies – is now the war’s most violent front

The Guardian - UK

Onset of winter in Ukraine – a photo essay

After Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, this is expected to be the hardest winter in Ukraine since the second world war

The Guardian - UK

What happened in the Russia-Ukraine war this week? Catch up with the must-read news and analysis

Moscow orders humiliating retreat in Kherson; unprepared Russian conscripts die in their hundreds in attack; Ukraine maintains morale as winter bites

The Guardian - AU

Drone analysis in Ukraine suggests Iran has supplied Russia since war began

Guardian visits space used by Ukrainian military intelligence to examine captured drones

The Guardian - UK

Mum of missing Ukrainian man travels to London only to be told he died in 2020

Hundreds of sightings were reported of Vasyl Sokyrka and a police appeal was made, leading family and friends to believe he was alive

Wales Online

‘They have come to destroy us’: Ukrainians on the frontline in Donbas

Many fighters are from the Donbas and say it is wrong to assume pro-Russian views predominate in the region

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Ukrainian war refugees in Australia face with bureaucratic hurdles to humanitarian visas

The 19-year-old and her family are happy to be safe but have no way to pay almost $2,000 for medical examinations to get temporary humanitarian visas.

The Independent UK

Ukrainian family stranded in Hawaii are given a house for free

Vasyl and Marina Prishchak and their three daughters were on vacation in Oahu in the middle of February when Russia declared war on their home country

The Independent UK

Expectant mothers in a Kyiv maternity bunker

More than a million people have fled Ukraine since Russia invaded last week, but those who were pregnant were left with few good choices, writes Siobhan O’Grady

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