Mark Temnycky
Journalist at Freelance
Ukrainian-American journalist covering Eurasia | Nonresident Fellow @ACEurasia | Bylines @NYTimes, @Forbes, @TheHill, @MailOnline, @KyivPost, @EUobs, @City_Xtra
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1 day ago |
realcleardefense.com | Mark Temnycky
On June 23, the United States targeted and damaged three Iranian nuclear facilities. U.S. officials stated that the strike was in response to Iran’s recent escalation against Israel. The Iranians responded to the attack by launching a new strike against Israel. Hundreds have died as a result of the recent conflict between Israel and Iran. Numerous countries around the world have been anxiously watching the events unfold in the Middle East. They have called for peace.
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2 weeks ago |
kyivpost.com | Mark Temnycky
As Ukraine’s senior men’s national football team partakes in the inaugural Canadian Shield Tournament, another aspect of Ukrainian football will be at work. During the competition, the Ukrainian Association of Football (UAF) will host an exhibition on Ukrainian football, culture, and history. The presentation will be on display from June 5 to June 10.
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2 weeks ago |
temnyckystheses.substack.com | Mark Temnycky
Final Standings from the 2025 Canadian Shield Tournament. Image Credit: Mark TemnyckyAfter a series of interesting and entertaining fixtures, the Canadian Shield Tournament has ended. Canada won the inaugural competition, while New Zealand finished as runners-up. Ukraine placed third, and Ivory Coast were at the bottom of the group. Unlike a traditional tournament format, however, each team only played two matches instead of three. This meant that not all four teams played the same opponents.
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2 weeks ago |
temnyckystheses.substack.com | Mark Temnycky
New Zealand and Ukraine sing their national anthems ahead of their match in the Canadian Shield Tournament. Photo Credit: Mark TemnyckyAfter a difficult match against Canada on June 7, the Ukrainians turned things around in their second match in the inaugural 2025 Canadian Shield Tournament with a narrow victory over New Zealand. The Ukrainians controlled the majority of possession in the game, which gave them more opportunities to threaten New Zealand’s goal.
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2 weeks ago |
temnyckystheses.substack.com | Mark Temnycky
Ukraine’s senior men’s national team trains ahead of their match against New Zealand. Photo Credit: Mark TemnyckyFollowing a challenging match against Canada on June 7, Ukraine will aim to bounce back in their game against New Zealand on June 10. This will be Ukraine’s final fixture in the inaugural 2025 Canadian Shield Tournament. The Ukrainians will hope to put on a good show during their final outing in the June 2025 international break.
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