
Nataliya Vasilyeva
Jerusalem Correspondent at The Telegraph
Freelance reporter @nytimes Past: Jerusalem and Moscow, ex-@Telegraph, @AP survivor. Shortlisted for 2024 @PressAwardsuk Foreign Correspondent of the Year.
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Maria Varenikova |Anastasia Kuznietsova |Nataliya Vasilyeva |Marc Santora |Devon Lum |Ephrat Livni
The strike set several aircraft on fire, video showed, and dealt a symbolic blow to Moscow's relentless bombing campaign. Ukraine launched one of its broadest assaults of the war against air bases inside Russia, targeting sites from eastern Siberia to Russia's western border. Credit Credit... Anatolii Stepanov/Reuters Ukraine said it secretly planted a swarm of drones in Russia and then unleashed them in a surprise attack on Sunday, hitting airfields from eastern Siberia to Russia's western border.
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3 weeks ago |
myemail.constantcontact.com | Jane Lytvynenko |Nataliya Vasilyeva |Max Boot |Tracy Qu
Quotes of the Day:“You have attributed conditions to villainy that simply result from stupidity.”– Robert A. Heinlein - Logic of Empire"And so, to those tempted by despair, I say: Remind yourself that the world is what we make it, and that to the making of it each one of us can contribute something. This thought makes hope possible: and in this hope, though life will still be painful, it will be no longer purposeless."~Bertrand Russell“Water does not resist. Water flows.
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2 months ago |
telegraphindia.com | Nataliya Vasilyeva |Anton Troianovski
The Kremlin said that Russian forces would stop fighting on May 8 for 72 hours to mark the May 9 celebration of Soviet victory in World War II, a major holiday in Russia Nataliya Vasilyeva, Anton Troianovski Published 29.04.25, 07:44 AM Vladimir Putin at a meeting with the Council of Legislators in St Petersburg on Monday. AP The Kremlin said on Monday that President Vladimir V.
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2 months ago |
infobae.com | Nataliya Vasilyeva |Anton Troianovski
Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022)Putin, Vladimir VTrump, Donald JRussiaUkraineUnited StatesEl ministro de Asuntos Exteriores de Ucrania respondió con escepticismo al inesperado anuncio. El Kremlin dijo el lunes que el presidente Vladimir Putin había ordenado un alto al fuego de tres días en Ucrania el mes que viene.
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2 months ago |
nytimes.com | Nataliya Vasilyeva |Anton Troianovski
El ministro de Asuntos Exteriores de Ucrania respondió con escepticismo al inesperado anuncio. El Kremlin dijo el lunes que el presidente Vladimir Putin había ordenado un alto al fuego de tres días en Ucrania el mes que viene. Esta es la segunda vez en dos semanas que el líder de Rusia promete una pausa temporal en los combates mientras el presidente Donald Trump muestra una creciente impaciencia ante su negativa a detener la guerra.
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