Experts say Putin wants to make life difficult for Ukrainian citizens, deplete Ukrainian air defenses while US holds back military aid
Сучасна Українська армія розбудовує офіційне капеланство, наразі в ЗСУ служить близько 250 священнослужителів різних конфесій.
WASHINGTON— Months before the recent vote by the House of Representatives to pass a bill approving aid to Ukraine, a coalition of U.S.-based Ukrainian Protestants and their allies worked to gain the support of waning members of Congress.
The digitally manipulated origins and distribution patterns of the original report about this alleged assassination attempt display characteristics of the tactic known as disinformation laundering, which Russian state propaganda networks frequently employ.
A top Ukrainian intelligence spokesperson talks to VOA about Putin's failure to protect his people from the terrorist attacks
Analysts point to signs that India is drifting away from Moscow but doubt India can mediate an end to the war in Ukraine
Relatives of Ukrainian military members and civilian prisoners held in Russian prisons talk about horrors experienced by captives
Researchers say Kremlin talking points are being repeated in US as lawmakers debate $60 billion in aid for Ukraine
In July 2023, the Kyiv City Council introduced a moratorium on the use of “Russian-language cultural products” such as books, songs and films in the city. While people are permitted to speak Russian in Kyiv and elsewhere in Ukraine, as of 2023, most Ukrainians spoke only Ukrainian in daily life.
Ukrainian pilots are already using Western weapons, so when they switch to F-16s, they will be able to destroy targets more efficiently, says Retired Lt. Col. Peter Greenburg.
'Ukrainians are fighting for our freedom,’ Andris Spruds tells VOA
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