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Welcome to Investigative Stories from Ukraine, the Kyiv Independent's newsletter that walks you through the most prominent investigations of the past week. If you are fond of in-depth journalism that exposes war crimes, corruption, and abuse of power across state organizations in Ukraine and beyond, subscribe to our investigative newsletter. Officials have yet to confiscate the valuable assets of Viktor Medvedchuk, a former Ukrainian politician and oligarch, who was widely believed to be ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin tells a visiting senior Chinese military official that Moscow and Beijing should expand their military cooperation.

Imprisoned ardent nationalist and former Russian officer Igor Girkin argued that Russian forces will be “even less capable of offensive operations than they are now” by spring 2024 given the current nature of Russian offensive operations along the fro

Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine is exacerbating an emerging identity crisis within Russian society, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) writes, citing Vostok Battalion Commander Alexander Khodakovsky.

If you like to sled, you have to like to drag the sled

If you like to sled, you have to like to drag the sled

Russian air and missile forces, drone crews, and artillery units have struck Ukrainian troops and military equipment in 133 regions over the past day, including a depot of aircraft missiles in Dnepropetrovsk and jet fighters in the Poltava region, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.

If you like to sled, you have to like to drag the sled

If Western civilisation is to persist, it needs more than anything else to save its science, because otherwise our civilisation will be conquered and replaced.

Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief General Valerii Zaluzhnyi assessed on November 1 that the war in Ukraine has taken on a positional nature and offered a series of recommendations for Ukraine to restore maneuver to the battlespace. In an essay entitled