
Nikita Nikolaienko
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1 month ago |
wsj.com | Ian Lovett |Nikita Nikolaienko
Natalya, then 55, had traveled from her hometown in search of him and now found herself alone in an alien place where Russian troops cruised the streets in armored vehicles and entered apartments at will. Once, she saw a Russian soldier batter an old woman with a rifle butt. “I’m sitting in a hornet’s nest,” she wrote in a text message to a Wall Street Journal reporter. At the jail days after her first visit, a guard handed her a bag.
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1 month ago |
wsj.com | Ian Lovett |Nikita Nikolaienko
“I want an end to this nightmare…but there must also be justice for us,” said Pavelko, a 51-year-old store clerk in Kyiv. “I know my son would never have accepted a peace agreement that was detrimental to Ukraine.” Three years into the war, Ukrainians are weary and eager for an end to the conflict—but they see no alternative to continuing to fight against Moscow’s invasion, even if the West abandons them.
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2 months ago |
lopinion.fr | Ian Lovett |Nikita Nikolaienko
The Wall Street Journal Par manque de soldats, Kiev recourt aux drones pour combattre l’infanterie russe.
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2 months ago |
wsj.com | Ian Lovett |Nikita Nikolaienko
By and Nikita Nikolaienko | Photographs by Serhii Korovayny for WSJ Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 00:00This article is in your queue. POKROVSK, Ukraine—In the flat farmland and shattered mining towns surrounding this eastern Ukrainian city, the war has become mainly a contest between Russian foot soldiers and Ukrainian explosive drones. After nearly three years of fighting, Ukraine is desperately short on infantry to man the trenches.
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2 months ago |
wsj.com | Ian Lovett |Nikita Nikolaienko |Jane Lytvynenko
KYIV, Ukraine—North Korean troops appear to have been pulled back from the front lines in Russia’s Kursk region after suffering heavy casualties during barely a month of combat, Ukrainian officials said. The North Koreans hadn’t been spotted along the front for more than two weeks, officials said.
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