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LATEST DEVELOPMENTS: The United States plans to announce as soon as Tuesday a new military aid package for Ukraine of up to $400 million, including artillery, air defense missiles and ground vehicles as Ukraine’s counteroffensive grinds on, three U.S. officials said Friday. The package will...

Transcript: The Inside Story: A Free Press Matters Episode 95 – June 8, 2023 Show Open: This week on the inside story... A Free Press Matters. From a massacre at a local newspaper to surging disinformation in Kenya and Ukraine, journalists around the world are under fire with...

Uncertainty during the first few weeks of Russia’s assault on Kyiv drove many people out of the city. A year later, some of those who stayed say their lives have been transformed forever. Anna Chernikova tells one young couple's story. Camera: Eugene Shynkar.

Uncertainty during the first few weeks of Russia’s assault on Kyiv drove many people out of the city. A year later, some of those who stayed say their lives have been transformed forever. Anna Chernikova tells one young couple's story. Camera: Eugene Shynkar.

Early in Russia’s full-scale assault on Ukraine, its forces came near the capital, Kyiv, and committed some of the conflict’s worst massacres in the communities of Irpin and Bucha. Anna Chernikova recently returned to the scene and has this report. Camera: Eugene Shynkar. Please note this report contains images some may find disturbing.

Kyiv, ukraine/washington - The White House announced on Friday that President Joe Biden will travel to Poland on February 20 to meet with Polish Preside

The White House announced on Friday that President Joe Biden will travel to Poland on February 20 to meet with Polish President Andrzej Duda and Eastern European allies. Coming just before the first anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 24, Biden's visit "will make it very clear that the United States will continue…

Zelenskyy warns that Russia presents 'a challenge to NATO, collective security’

The war in Ukraine has left thousands of wounded soldiers, many of whom require the latest technologies to heal and return to normal life. For VOA, Anna Chernikova visited a rehabilitation center near Kyiv, where cutting edge technology and holistic care are giving soldiers hope.

As Russia’s targeted attacks on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure continue, Ukraine is forced to rethink its energy future. While inventing ways to quickly restore and improve the resilience of its energy system, Ukraine is also looking for green energy solutions. Anna Chernikova has the story from Irpin, one of the hardest-hit areas of the Kyiv region. Camera: Eugene Shynkar.