Yuliia Akymova

3 days ago | newsukraine.rbc.ua | Mariya Kucheryavets |Yuliia Akymova |Kateryna Shkarlat |Volodymyr I. Fesenko

Photo: Donald Trump, President of the United States (Getty Images)On April 23, allies in London will continue discussions on the US plan to cease fire in the war in Ukraine. The Trump administration wants quick progress, while Putin, on the other hand, is dragging out the process. The media presents various models of what the peace proposals from the US might look like to end the war.

3 days ago | newsukraine.rbc.ua | Yuliia Akymova |Liliana Oleniak

A volunteer takes the body for repatriation (photo: Getty Images)The bodies of fallen soldiers and prisoners of war are brought to Ukraine every month. Each of them must be identified and returned to their families. RBC-Ukraine's article explains how the repatriation process works. TakeawaysHow is the repatriation of the bodies of fallen soldiers from Russia to Ukraine going? What do forensic experts who examine the bodies of prisoners of war say?

2 weeks ago | newsukraine.rbc.ua | Uliana Bezpalko |Yuliia Akymova |Oleksandra Bashchenko

The Russian army over the past two weeks has again intensified offensive actions in various sections of the front. This activity may indicate one of the possible courses of action by Moscow. The first – taking advantage of the uncertainty in the start of any peace negotiations, the aggressor wants to manage to seize even more territory to improve its positions. The second – Russia is preparing for a larger-scale offensive and has already begun probing for possible weak spots in Ukrainian defense.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Yuliia Akymova |Oleksandra Bashchenko

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2 weeks ago | msn.com | Yuliia Akymova |Oleksandra Bashchenko

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