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24.02: The invasion reconstructed. Episode 3 – "Facility No.1, or all power in Zelensky's bunker"

Andriy Yermak: "The world can end Russia's aggression by depriving it of oil revenues"

Russia uses its nuclear weapons to intimidate the rest of humanity. Yet it is extremely vulnerable to its reliance on its own oil. All we have to do to save the world is turn off Russia's fuel tap.

The best job in the world – and the toughest. Inside the basement held by infantrymen defending Chasiv Yar

Ukrainska Pravda reports on Ukrainian infantry troops' daily life under the largely Russian-controlled skies, with ammunition – and, critically, personnel – running low

"The burning shall continue": What lies behind Ukraine's attacks on Russia's oil refineries, and how have they impacted the Kremlin?

We should not draw any red lines. Dutch Defence Minister Ollongren on cooperation in armament production and F-16s in Ukrainian sky

We're no longer referring to Putin as "president". Why not, and why it matters

Why Kyiv should care not only about U.S. assistance. Column by former congressman

Stories about waste , fraud or corruption will do more than anything else to undermine U.S. support for Ukraine.

Kyiv will take the Albanian path to EU membership: details of Ukraine's negotiating framework emerge

There are three areas of reform on which the accession negotiations will depend... Ukraine must demonstrate its willingness to combat corruption in all spheres...

He once defeated Roger Federer at Wimbledon. Lately he's been fighting Russian invaders

"Ukrainians are brave but not superhumans." Joint article by Foreign Ministers on Ukraine's path to victory

"The choice is clear... We should not be looking for excuses when help is so desperately needed and so readily available."

One-third pro-Russian: how EU movement, the war, and support for an alliance with Russia coexist in Moldova

If Moldovan citizens had to choose between joining the European Union and joining the Russian Eurasian Union, only 50% of them would choose the EU.

Latest technologies from Ukrainian developers to protect the sky

Destroy me quickly. How Ukrainian fake HIMARS, guns and tanks fight with Russian Kalibr and Iskander missiles

The burning of Osokorky: Why Kyiv residents are fighting for a patch of wilderness on the outskirts of the capital

24.02: The Invasion Reconstructed. Episode 2 – Zaluzhnyi's office, meetings at Zelenskyy's, and the evacuation of the Cabinet of Ministers

Report from the border: how Polish authorities and protesters are blocking trade with Ukraine

European Pravda went to the border between Ukraine and Poland to see for ourselves how small groups of protesters are holding the economies of both countries hostage.

Target and eliminate: How Ukraine's Magura drones devastate Russian ships

How Poland replaces Ukrainian agricultural products with Russian ones – investigation by Ukrainska Pravda

As Polish protesters spill Ukrainian grain on border, trade with Belarus continues unfettered: How Poland continues to import Russian agricultural products

"Zelenskyy should realize Crimea is a long-term goal. First we must try to end the war." An interview with Congressman Jim Costa

Jim Costa: "Lend-lease has a lot less awareness and support among Congress… The reality of Putin agreeing to leave Crimea would not probably happen initially…"

Boris Johnson: "Defeat by Putin is not in Trump's interests. The big picture is Ukraine is going to win"

Boris Johnson: "Everybody thought before that Putin would never let Crimea go. But now, people are saying to themselves: it's possible."

Kurt Volker: "Trump doesn't know himself what he will do with Ukraine's war"

Volker: "Putin killing tens of thousands of Russian soldiers in order to get Avdiivka so that he could claim this as a victory in his effort to show that he’s a great leader for his re-election – these are all signs of weakness."

"24.02: The Invasion Reconstructed": UP's original reconstruction podcast – now in English

Overhauling Western military support for Ukraine: imperative of EU plan for Ukraine's victory

By committing to an annual support threshold of 0.25% of the Western combined GDP, Western democracies can significantly eventually secure victory.

The last days of Avdiivka: what led to the withdrawal of Ukrainian forces from the city and how it took place

Bringing order to the border: why Ukraine and Poland need help from Frontex

The EU does not see the situation at the Ukrainian-Polish border as a border management problem. It’s time that changedю

"The €50 billion from the EU might be revised upwards, but Ukraine has to restart its economy to repay these debts." Ukraine's ambassador to the EU

Vsevolod Chentsov: "We have resources which will strengthen the European Union... The €50 billion aid package will be revised upwards..."

Benya Stewart: The Ohio Musician Living Under Missile Attacks

Jerry Heil and alyona alyona on their Eurovision 2024 song "Teresa and Maria": the sound that comes straight from the heart

An army without Zaluzhnyi: Who is General Syrskyi, Ukraine's new Commander-in-Chief?

Ukraine's victory "whatever it takes," dialogue with opposition, and Kyiv's two battles. Speech by EU's top diplomat

In January 2022, I met with the Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and he asked me: "When they will invade us – because they will invade us – will you support us?"
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