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Volunteers for Victory Russian ‘men-on-the-street’ join fight against Ukrainian nationalists

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These Russian men couldn’t just stand and watch when their country needed them. Every day, hundreds of ordinary men volunteer for the Special Military Operation in Ukraine. From Siberia to Krasnodar region, volunteers from all walks of life are stepping up. Why are they willing to fight? … Read More >Volunteers for Victory Russian ‘men-on-the-street’ join fight against Ukrainian nationalists

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Arctic Calling How volunteering project changes Russian North

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For decades, Arctic explorers and scientists have been stockpiling litter and waste on the Northern shores. Researchers worked in extreme conditions and bitter cold: they didn’t want to spend extra resources to properly dispose of the waste, so they dumped barrels and other equipment on the unseen side of the slope. … Read More >Arctic Calling How volunteering project changes Russian North

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Donbass: That’s Why I’m Here Foreign journalists risk lives and careers for revelatory Donbass reports

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In 2014, Vittorio-Nicola Rangeroni, a journalist from Italy, was visiting Kiev. He wanted to explore the ancient city sights, but witnessed a coup d’état instead. Surprisingly, the way Italian media described the unfolding events had nothing in common with what Vittorio had seen in Ukraine. … Read More >Donbass: That’s Why I’m Here Foreign journalists risk lives and careers for revelatory Donbass reports

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Heroes Among Us A surgeon rescues kids injured by Ukrainian fire

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In Donetsk kids have long been avoiding playgrounds – the risk of stepping on a mine there is too high. Yet the number of children injured by mine blasts or artillery shelling grows every day. Doctors may perform up to 8 emergency operations with no breaks to save wounded kids. … Read More >Heroes Among Us A surgeon rescues kids injured by Ukrainian fire

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Operation Ukraine: America’s Fingerprints Who supports Ukrainian Nationalism?

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As soon as World War II ended and the Nazis were defeated, US intelligence agencies built ties with former Hitler collaborators to work together against the Soviet Union and then Russia. The operation to form an armed underground movement in Western Ukraine was dubbed ‘Aerodynamic’. The CIA assembled war criminals and Bandera movement activists from filtration camps, and created an agent network. … Read More >Operation Ukraine: America’s Fingerprints Who supports Ukrainian Nationalism?