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  • 3 weeks ago | counteroffensive.news | Tim Mak |Clara Preve |Myroslava Tanska-Vikulova

    Editor’s Note: We’re in the thick of our second anniversary subscriber drive. Would you miss our coverage if we disappeared? If so, upgrade now to make sure we don’t disappear. We need your help to keep reporting on this terrible war.

  • 1 month ago | counteroffensive.news | Myroslava Tanska-Vikulova |Tim Mak

    Editor’s Note:We turn two years old on April 25th! We’re making it a goal to have 100 new subscribers by that mark. Will you help us reach our milestone? We cover Ukraine not just as a battlefield but as a country with deep culture, history, and traditions. We need your help to provide the body armor, first aid kits, gas and food to continue reporting. Ganka Smirnova fled the war to the United States in search of safety. But now the country that was her place of refuge may soon tell her to leave.

  • Feb 2, 2025 | counteroffensive.news | Myroslava Tanska-Vikulova

    Editor’s Note: We’re committed to bringing you news that enlightens, educates and inspires learning. I think this story really hits this mark. Read all of our reporter’s notebooks – first-person narratives that make you feel like you’re here with us in Ukraine – by upgrading to a paid subscription today!Monday, 9:15 am. It's rush hour on the subway in Kyiv. A crowd jostling amid a wall of bodies. No one is smiling. Wherever I go, sad and pensive looks follow me.

  • Jan 16, 2025 | counteroffensive.news | Myroslava Tanska-Vikulova

    Editor’s Note: We take you behind the scenes with our latest reporter’s notebook, the personal details that many mainstream publications might not see fit to print – but which are deeply illustrative of the realities of war. See the value in it? Subscribe now to support us. A pregnant wife kneels in front of the coffin of her husband who died in the war. Anastasiia Fedchenko holds her head in her hands, crying for the now-lost future they had dreamed of together.

  • Jan 2, 2025 | counteroffensive.news | Myroslava Tanska-Vikulova

    Editor’s Note: Happy New Year from us at The Counteroffensive – thanks to everyone who signed up as a paid subscriber in 2024. We hope to earn your trust and interest with every story, and every issue. And if you haven’t upgraded yet, what are you waiting for? After Russian captivity, ordinary things seem like a privilege for Maksym Butkevych: even brushing his teeth or having a leisurely breakfast. For two years and four months, Maksym saw nothing but his cell.

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