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Maryke Vermaak

South Africa

Journalist and Video Coordinator at Agence France-Presse (AFP)

South African journalist. Ukraine and Poland for @AFP. These views are my own.

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  • 2 weeks ago | bellevueheraldleader.com | Maryke Vermaak

    To view our latest edition click the image on the left. To view our latest Special Section click the image on the left. Articles Images Videos Commented Right Now 76° Partly Cloudy Humidity: 55% Feels Like: 76° Heat Index: 76° Wind: 9 mph Wind Chill: 76° UV Index: 0 Low Sunrise: 05:24:31 AM Sunset: 08:38:44 PM Dew Point: 58° Visibility: 10 mi Today Light rain early. Decreasing clouds overnight. Low 64F.

  • 2 weeks ago | barrons.com | Maryke Vermaak

    People work to clear the destruction after 17 Russian Shahed drones struck two districts of Kharkiv overnight, according to local mayor Ihor Terekhov, killing three people and wounding at least 60. Two rounds of peace talks between Russia and Ukraine have failed to yield a breakthrough in ending the war. Moscow has rejected calls for an unconditional ceasefire and demanded that Ukraine give up large swathes of territory and its bid to join NATO.

  • 3 weeks ago | barrons.com | Maryke Vermaak

    Even with Russian bombs raining down on her town in eastern Ukraine, nothing will stop Olena Sologub from taking care of her appearance. For Ukrainians like her living near the front, beauty offers an escape that prevents the war from engulfing their lives. "Let me be beautiful, even if they find me under the rubble," says the 50-year-old crane operator in Kramatorsk, which lies less than 20 kilometres (12 miles) from advancing Russian troops.

  • 1 month ago | barrons.com | Maryke Vermaak

    For around three years, 86-year-old Lidia Isayeva has been living alone in a cellar to shelter from Russian strikes that have destroyed her apartment and part of her hometown. Despite the risks, some Ukrainians choose to stay at home in the ruins, holding on to a lifetime of memories in towns where many have lived forever. "It's an optimism that can lead to death," says Roman Bugayov, from East SOS, which helps people evacuate from the front.

  • 2 months ago | barrons.com | Maryke Vermaak

    The Barron's news department was not involved in the creation of the content above. This article was produced by AFP. For more information go to AFP.com. © Agence France-Presse

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Maryke Vermaak
Maryke Vermaak @MarykeVermaak
29 Aug 24

RT @Reuters: Ryan Evans, killed in a missile strike on a hotel in Ukraine, was a safety adviser whose wealth of combat experience and profe…

Maryke Vermaak
Maryke Vermaak @MarykeVermaak
25 Aug 24

Dreadfully sad news

Reuters Press Team
Reuters Press Team @ReutersPR

https://t.co/ZC3tn96fil

Maryke Vermaak
Maryke Vermaak @MarykeVermaak
25 Aug 24

Keeping you guys close to our hearts today ❤️ @Reuters

Reuters
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A member of the @Reuters team covering the war in Ukraine was missing and two others were hospitalized after a strike on a hotel in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk https://t.co/xWhhdug9Xz