Mark Temnycky

United States

Ukrainian-American journalist covering Eurasia | Nonresident Fellow @ACEurasia | Bylines @NYTimes, @Forbes, @TheHill, @MailOnline, @KyivPost, @EUobs, @City_Xtra

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Articles

An Appeal to Remember, Support Ukraine During the Christian and Jewish Holy Weeks

3 weeks ago | kyivpost.com | Mark Temnycky

On Sunday, April 13, millions of Christians around the world gathered to celebrate Palm Sunday. Seen as one of the most important holidays in the Christian faith, this feast day “commemorates the triumphant arrival of [Jesus] Christ in Jerusalem,” where he was by people with palm branches. To date, the palm branch is recognized as a symbol of peace, and the tradition has been reenacted on Palm Sunday for generations.
Opinion - Despite critics’ claims, the world still stands with Ukraine

2 months ago | aol.com | Mark Temnycky

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth year, uncertainty looms over the European continent. Several elected officials and pundits have recently called for an end to the war, where they want to pressure Ukraine into a peace agreement with Russia. Throughout the war, critics have questioned Ukraine’s ability to win. They have argued that Ukraine should have never defended itself against Russia when the full-scale invasion began in February 2022.
Opinion - Despite critics’ claims, the world still stands with Ukraine

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Mark Temnycky

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth year, uncertainty looms over the European continent. Several elected officials and pundits have recently called for an end to the war, where they want to pressure Ukraine into a peace agreement with Russia. Throughout the war, critics have questioned Ukraine’s ability to win. They have argued that Ukraine should have never defended itself against Russia when the full-scale invasion began in February 2022.
How Ukraine Can Build Western Weapons at Home - And Win

2 months ago | 19fortyfive.com | Mark Temnycky

Hundreds of defense officials gathered in February for the 2025 Munich Security Conference. Government officials, policymakers, and defense experts discussed “global security challenges, including global governance, democratic resilience … [and the] future of the transatlantic partnership.” In addition, they addressed “regional conflicts and crises,” as well as Europe’s role in the world. Much discussion concerned the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Opinion: European Elections in 2025 – Implications for the EU and Ukraine

Feb 10, 2025 | kyivpost.com | Mark Temnycky

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine approaches its three-year anniversary this month, many international observers are anxious to see what will unfold. Throughout the war, tens of thousands of Ukrainians have been killed by Russian forces. Numerous cities and villages have been razed to the ground, and a quarter of Ukraine’s population remains displaced. Meanwhile, according to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Russians have sustained nearly 850,000 casualties.
Opinion: Previewing the US

Jan 27, 2025 | kyivpost.com | Mark Temnycky

Following Donald Trump’s inauguration ceremony on January 20, millions of Americans will be curious to see how his second term will unfold. During his 2024 presidential campaign, Trump promised to address US border security, immigration, the economy, and various other issues. Now that he has been elected and inaugurated, the American public will be curious to see if and how Trump delivers on these issues. But the Americans will not be the only ones waiting to see how Trumps term unfolds.
There Is a Way for Ukraine to Win the War over Russia

Jan 8, 2025 | 19fortyfive.com | Mark Temnycky

Key Points and Summary: As the Russo-Ukraine war enters its fourth year, Russia faces mounting challenges, including nearly 800,000 casualties and a declining economy plagued by international sanctions. Despite setbacks, over 70% of Russians support the invasion, and Putin continues to escalate military spending. -Meanwhile, Ukraine remains resilient, with 92% of its citizens backing their military and a new wave of surprise attacks disrupting Russian forces.
The Russo-Ukraine War in 2025

Jan 7, 2025 | realcleardefense.com | Mark Temnycky

Three years on, the Russian Federation still seems keen on waging its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Since launching the military incursion into Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the Russians have been embarrassed. According to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Russians have sustained nearly 800,000 casualties since the start of the war, half of which came in 2024. In addition, the Russians lost tens of billions in military equipment.
The Russo-Ukraine War in 2025

Jan 7, 2025 | fairfieldsuntimes.com | Mark Temnycky

Three years on, the Russian Federation still seems keen on waging its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Since launching the military incursion into Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the Russians have been embarrassed. According to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Russians have sustained nearly 800,000 casualties since the start of the war, half of which came in 2024. In addition, the Russians lost tens of billions in military equipment.
The Russo-Ukraine War in 2025

Jan 7, 2025 | theohiopressnetwork.com | Mark Temnycky

Three years on, the Russian Federation still seems keen on waging its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Since launching the military incursion into Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the Russians have been embarrassed. According to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the Russians have sustained nearly 800,000 casualties since the start of the war, half of which came in 2024. In addition, the Russians lost tens of billions in military equipment.