One Ukrainian soldier was wounded in grenade fire; another Ukrainian soldier died of his wounds in battle near Zaytsevo.
Five Ukrainian soldiers were wounded in battle today. Yesterday, 2 civilians were killed and one wounded in separatist-held Krutaya Balka.
Ukraine Day 1178: LIVE UPDATES BELOW. One Ukrainian soldier was killed near Slavne by a UID and 9 wounded; 1 civilian woman was wounded near the front line and separatists reported 3 more civilians injured. Yesterday’s coverage of the Ukraine conflict can be found here. READ OUR SPECIAL REPORT: An Invasion By Any Other Name: […]
US-based Russian journalist Kseniya Kirillova recalls Aleksandr Shchetinin, the Russian-Ukrainian journalist behind the site Novy Region-2 who died in mysterious circumstances the day before Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov was killed, and others who have died in the intervening period in what appear to be somewhat mysterious circumstances.
Meanwhile fugitive MP Oleksandr Onyshchenko will only speak to investigators if they travel to London, where he is seeking asylum.
The Belarusian journalist was killed when his car was blown up on Wednesday morning in Kiev.
Five Ukrainian servicemen have been wounded while one civilian was reportedly injured by Ukrainian fire.
Pavel Sheremet, a veteran journalist known throughout the former Soviet Union for his critical reporting, was killed in a car explosion in Kiev this morning
Staunton, November 19 – There are “no influential forces in the Kremlin now” calling for peace in Ukraine or with Russia’s other neighbors, independent Belarusian journalist Pavel Sheremet says. There are only various groups calling for war and differing only on when, where and how to carry out a full-scale war with Ukraine. In a […]
Staunton, August 24 – Before Ukraine, many Russian TV journalists were ashamed of their willingness to conform to Kremlin guidelines but justified it by their mortgages and family responsibilities, Pavel Sheremet says. But the Ukrainian war has allowed them to see themselves not as “petty propagandists and cowards” but instead as “defenders of the Russian […]
