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Ukrainians condemn US call to lower conscription age amid Russia’s war

Rift between allies emerges after Washington suggested teenagers join the war amid Ukrainian demands for more US aid.

Al Jazeera

His brother was kidnapped and murdered by the Russians, his mother left to die. Now he wants answers

Kim Sengupta witnesses a Ukrainian commander confront the neighbours he suspects betrayed his family in their village

The Independent UK

Ukrainians overwhelmed with hope as Russia retreats from Kharkiv region

Ukrainians are hopeful for victory after a week of massive territorial gains. Many are planning to return home, reconnect with loved ones liberated from occupation, and are setting their sights on the future.

ABC News

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'We’re breaking stereotypes': LGBT+ soldiers hope Ukraine moves towards same-sex marriage

Pasha Iagoyda, 21, (pictured left) is fighting for his country as an anti-aircraft gunner in the Ukrainian army. His partner Vladislav (right, with Pasha) fought to defend Ukraine in 2014 when Russia annexed Crimea. But if Pasha is injured in the current war, Vladislav will not be able to visit…

France 24

Kyiv locals put Ukraine’s defeat into context after World Cup near miss

It is hard to argue for the primacy of football with onlookers in the pub off-duty from fighting on the frontline

The Guardian - UK

‘Ghost town’: nursing the wounded children amid the horrors of Mariupol

Before escaping to safety, Valentyna Masharenkova tended to the sick and injured – some remain in the devastated city

The Guardian - UK

Night Train to Safety: One Ukrainian Family’s Odyssey

Ludmila Lichko wearily cradles her nine-year old son Ivan aboard a crowded train as it pulls out of Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odessa just before midnight and heads south towards the Romanian border, moving away from the war engulfing their country. Fleeing with Ivan and her other son, 16-year-old…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Night train to safety: one Ukrainian family's odyssey

Ludmila Lichko wearily cradles her nine-year old son Ivan aboard a crowded train as it pulls out of Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odesa just before midnight and heads south towards the Romanian border, moving away from the war engulfing their country.

Reuters

2 Ukrainians Recall 'Atrocities' Committed by Russian Forces in Their Village

Through her tears, Nina recalled the "atrocities" committed by Russian forces in her village just four days ago. Along with her work colleague Lody, she managed to flee their village of Velyka Dymerka after witnessing a war crime committed by the invading Russian troops against civilians. The two women are…

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Now it's no mercy,' Ukrainian soldiers vow, as a showdown with Russian forces nears

IRPIN, Ukraine — Jackson is a singer. So, even though he was standing in a trench in this suburb northwest of Kyiv, even though a massive column of Russian soldiers and weaponry lay just a mile or so up the main road, it didn't take much prompting from his friends…

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