Jason Bellini
International Correspondent at Scripps News
International correspondent at Scripps News; covering the war in Ukraine -- with a focus on profiles of the most amazing people I find. Telegram: jasonnyc
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2 days ago |
tmj4.com | Jason Bellini |Ingrid Arnesen |Linda Pattillo |Tony Aria
Haiti’s paramilitary gangs are expanding unchecked, armed with weapons of war and undeterred by the international security force funded by millions in U.S. aid. Since Scripps News' reporting from Haiti’s capital a year ago, where we documented child soldiers and survivors of sexual violence, urban warlords have seized even more ground: an estimated 90% of Port-au-Prince.
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2 days ago |
scrippsnews.com | Jason Bellini
Ukrainian intelligence officials released new footage on Tuesday showing a dramatic series of drone strikes on Russian airfields, targeting some of Moscow’s most strategic, nuclear-capable aircraft. The video, set to dramatic music, depicts more than 35 first-person view (FPV) drones slamming into Russian military aircraft thousands of miles from the front lines. Among the primary targets were Russia’s TU-95 and TU-22 bombers, which have been used to launch cruise missiles at Ukrainian cities.
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4 days ago |
wcpo.com | Jason Bellini
Days after a drone strike on a fleet of Russian military planes, Ukraine says it has launched a successful operation targeting a vital lifeline for the Kremlin: the Kerch Bridge. According to the Ukrainian Security Service, this well-planned attack struck at the heart of Russia’s infrastructure during the early hours of Tuesday morning, at precisely 4:44 a.m. local time.
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4 days ago |
wxyz.com | Jason Bellini
Ukraine has conducted one of the most audacious operations of the war, utilizing a coordinated drone attack that reportedly destroyed numerous strategically significant Russian aircraft. The operation, which unfolded over the course of more than a year, has resulted in dozens of Russian warplanes left in smoking ruins.
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3 weeks ago |
denver7.com | Jason Bellini
In a sterile, solar-powered facility in northern Haiti, workers suit up like surgeons. But they aren’t performing operations, they’re producing medicine in the form of peanut paste. And in a country teetering on the edge of collapse, it’s a rare symbol of hope. Inside this factory run by the nonprofit Meds & Food for Kids, Haitian workers meticulously measure, mix and pack a therapeutic peanut paste that’s used to treat severe childhood malnutrition.
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The “Phased Ceasefire” That Might Not Be One: 🛑 Putin orders Russian forces to halt strikes on Ukraine’s energy grid. 💡 The Kremlin says it’s part of a phased plan. 🚨 The catch: most civilian deaths come from Russia’s daily bombings of civilians targets. @scrippsnews https://t.co/Uh5ra86QEh
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🚨 Putin says he "supports" ceasefire but raises questions about Ukraine surrendering in Kursk. A 30-day halt? Maybe. But "there are nuances." #Ukraine #Russia @scrippsnews https://t.co/YVBYKgaLWD