Anna Nemtsova
Foreign Correspondent at The Daily Beast
Freelance Contributor at Freelance
Two decades of reporting in more than 20 countries. Foreign correspondent @TheDailyBeast;@TheAtlantic,@USAToday @RollingStone. Courage in Journalism Award @IWMF
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3 weeks ago |
theatlantic.com | Anna Nemtsova
Since President Vladimir Putin launched his full-scale invasion of Ukraine three years ago, more than 100,000 Russians have crossed the border with Georgia. While their country devolved into autocracy and spurned the West, their small southern neighbor seemed to be moving in the opposite direction—toward democracy and membership in the European Union. Soon, however, the authoritarianism they’d tried to escape began spilling over the border.
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1 month ago |
thedailybeast.com | Matt Young |Anna Nemtsova
A former director of the Central Intelligence Agency fears that President Donald Trump may share information about the United States’s intelligence capabilities with Russia. “Who knows what the Trump administration might do in terms of providing insight to the Russians about what intelligence capabilities Western nations have?” said former CIA Director in an interview with MSNBC’s The Weekend on Saturday. Brennan was head of the agency from 2013 to 2017.
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1 month ago |
thedailybeast.com | Anna Nemtsova
Betrayal is something Vladimir Putin has seen a lot of during the three-year war he started against Ukraine. The men the Russian president thought were loyal to him have let him down left and right. His personal “chef” Yevgeny Prigozhin turned tanks full of Wagner mercenaries away from Ukraine to attack Moscow in a June 2023 coup attempt. Russian policemen sold the addresses of Russian officers to Ukrainian authorities. Seven of Putin’s army commanders were arrested for stealing from the state.
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2 months ago |
thedailybeast.com | Anna Nemtsova
WorldThis Is Why Putin Will Never Win the WarNothing will stop injured Ukrainians from going back to battle—even losing a limb, Anna Nemtsova reports from Lviv. Published Feb. 10 2025 5:28AM EST Photo Illustration by Victoria Sunday/The Daily Beast/Getty Images/Anna Nemtsova Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast here.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Anna Nemtsova
Vladimir Putin has an obvious advantage in manpower three years into the war in Ukraine, but even Ukrainian soldiers who have lost a leg push to return to the front lines as soon as they recover. Ukraine’s unbroken defenders say they would crawl into battle to defend their country if they have to. “You can lose a limb, but you can’t lose your dignity,” said Hulk, the call sign of the chief sergeant of the 1st Battalion of the Achilles 429th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment.
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President Trump has not ended the war in Ukraine. Children get killed. Russia stepped up the offensive across the frontline. https://t.co/2zS7Z9D7rz
What a birthday party..! Stalin wanted to lead the parade on his white horse in 1945; but he fell off his horse twice, according to Stalin's son Vasily. https://t.co/5k4IyoHg1W
Trump plans to finally have the military parade in Washington that he was denied in his first term -- on June 14, the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army and, as it happens, Trump’s own 79th birthday, a source tells @tomsherwood https://t.co/8QPb3moMJ0
In Stalin era fashion, Russian censors remove faces of Putin critics from old movies. Faces of artists condemning the war in Ukraine, Maksim Pokrovsky, Ilya Lagutenko; TV presenter Mikhail Kozyrev and actor Maksim Vitogran vanished from the Day of Radio movie made in 2008.
