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Demian Shevko

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Kyiv, Ukraine
As seen in: The New Voice of Ukraine, NV, Onet.pl
Covers:  Ukraine, Russia, Russian political discourse, Russian propaganda, World politics, Russian war on Ukraine
Defense and frontline journalist in Ukraine. Reporting on war, Russian narratives, military technology, and the realities behind the headlines. @NewVoiceUkraine

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Demian Shevko is an experienced media professional and editor with over a decade in international relations, media management, and editorial oversight. Currently serving as a World Affairs Editor at the New Voice of Ukraine, Demian has a strong background in Ukraine's media landscape, conflict reporting, and strategic project management. With previous roles at The Independent, he has covered critical global events, including the Ukraine-Russia war, contributing to in-depth news analysis. Demian…

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Fencing with power: How Russia’s war reached the heart of Olympic sport

Fencing with power: How Russia’s war reached the heart of Olympic sport

Russia’s hybrid war against Western democracies extends far beyond the battlefield. It infiltrates institutio…

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Ukraine's drone war gets gamified: Why 'Bonus points for kills' is more than a morale booster

Ukraine's drone war gets gamified: Why 'Bonus points for kills' is more than a morale booster

Somewhere along the front lines of Ukraine's brutal war for survival, a soldier scribbles a number on a white…

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Prosecuting Putin will take years, but it’s possible—Wayne Jordash explains how

Prosecuting Putin will take years, but it’s possible—Wayne Jordash explains how

As Russia’s full-scale invasion grinds into its fourth year, Ukraine’s push for justice is quietly gathering …

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Life and death with Ukraine’s foreign volunteers on the front line

Life and death with Ukraine’s foreign volunteers on the front line

A frontline dispatch from Ukraine’s International Legion: profiles of foreign volunteers, their motivations, …

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Trained to obey, wired to kill: inside Russia’s war brain

Trained to obey, wired to kill: inside Russia’s war brain

In this article, “Trained to Obey, Wired to Kill: Inside Russia’s War Brain,” I explore how neuroscience help…

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Russia’s execution of Ukrainian POWs: uncovering motives and seeking justice

Russia’s execution of Ukrainian POWs: uncovering motives and seeking justice

In this exclusive report for The New Voice, I examine the deep-rooted causes behind Russia’s systematic disre…

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Ukraine receives 501 bodies that may belong to fallen soldiers

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By Demian Shevko Verified
| The New Voice of Ukraine Verified
Another 501 bodies returned to Ukraine from the Russian Federation as part of repatriation measures (Photo: Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War) Investigators from law enforcement agencies and representatives of forensic institutions will now carry out the procedures needed to identify the dead, the headquarters said. The International Committee of the Red Cross helped organize the return of the bodies, the Coordination Headquarters said.
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Fedorov describes first video call with Musk over Russian Starlink use

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By Demian Shevko Verified
| The New Voice of Ukraine Verified
16 July, 04:40 PM Starlink terminal in the Bakhmut district in 2023 (Photo: REUTERS/Lisi Niesner) Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said he spoke with SpaceX CEO Elon Musk after Russian forces began using Starlink satellite communications terminals to guide Shahed-type attack drones against Ukraine. Fedorov made the remarks at a briefing on the results of his work on July 16.
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Ukraine’s parliament appoints most ministers in Koretskyi government

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By Demian Shevko Verified
| The New Voice of Ukraine Verified
The Rada voted on the composition of Serhiy Koretsky's new government (Photo: Serhiy Koretsky / Telegram) Ukraine’s parliament appointed most ministers in the new government on July 16, meaning Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi’s Cabinet is considered formed, lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak said. The new ministers received 264 votes, Zhelezniak said, adding that he did not vote.
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