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Some Ukrainians living under Russian occupation are so desperate to escape, they take long, circuitous and uncertain journeys through Russia to return to Ukrainian-held territory. Now beyond the reach of

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Hundreds of Ukrainians have left, abandoning their water-logged homes to travel across vast sweeps of occupied land, past checkpoints that required nail-biting interrogations and through Russias urban heartland, all to reach the borders of the European Union.

Desperate Ukrainians take long and uncertain journey to escape Russian occupation | 2023-07-11 18:10:08

Some Ukrainians living under Russian occupation are so desperate to escape that they take long, circuitous and uncertain journeys through Russia to return to Ukrainian-held territory. Rima Yaremenko undertook a

There is a manipulative form of polemic that starts with a particular image, or emotive incident, that is guaranteed to mobilise an empathetic emotional response from a viewer or reader. If you watch BBC News reports on Ukraine, and think about what they are doing as well as what they are saying (and not saying) you will see this in an almost perfect form. Everything is geared to eliciting an emotional, sympathetic response on the calculation that – because emotion always trumps reason –...

Major Bohdan Krotevych speaks to The Spectator about life on the frontline, captivity in Russia - and what Ukraine needs to win the war

It is noted that the detainee "confessed to cooperating with Ukraine’s special services and committing an act of sabotage and terrorism"

Moscow, Jul 7 (Prensa Latina) Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) arrested a Ukrainian military intelligence agent who blew up the railway tracks in Crimea's Bakhchisarai on February 23.