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Articles by Kateryna Antonenko
Why Luke Skywalker announces Russian missiles incoming
At the bottom of this page: Latest news at this hour Kyiv stockpiles food and water for emergencies… Witkoff and Kushner in Kyiv for the first time… Ukraine lost $1.2 billion to fraud in 2024… Fallen soldier became father, update… Editor’s note: Because of Russia’s new tactics against the capital, air raid alerts in Kyiv now come in two levels: yellow for drone threats and red for missiles.
Why Cuban immigrant prefers wartime Kyiv to Havana
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NEWSFLASH: Massive evacuation in Kyiv region, no ballistic missiles intercepted
Editor’s Note: With only two hours of sleep after the latest Russian attack, The Counteroffensive team is already at our desks, determined to bring you the news from Kyiv. We honestly wish we never had to write updates like this. But this is our daily reality, and we refuse to look away. If our human-centered journalism matters to you, please support our work by subscribing. Vyshneve city, Kyiv region, after the attack. Source: The Counteroffensive.
At the bottom of this page: Latest news at this hour. Poland stripped Zelenskyy of its highest state award… Hungary lifts ban on Ukrainian media… Ukraine cuts off Crimea… Editor’s Note: When you read emotionally powerful stories like this one, you see only a small part of what our reporters go through during interviews. Working on such topics is often psychologically overwhelming, as these stories are so close to the heart of every Ukrainian.
NEWSFLASH: For Russia, even a monastery is a target Original
Editor’s Note: During last night’s attack, members of our team took cover where they could, some hiding in basements, others in bathrooms, or the metro, which remains the best shelter in Ukraine. At The Counteroffensive, safety is our top priority. After every attack, our managing editor, Myroslava, checks in on everyone, calling or texting to make sure the team is safe. This is how we look out for one another during wartime.
NEWSFLASH: Ukraine enters talks to join EU
Editor’s note: It was the desire to join the EU that sparked the Revolution of Dignity in 2013–2014; it was also then that Russia first attacked Ukraine and occupied the Donetsk and Luhansk regions as well as Crimea. The story of EU accession is a story of reshaping global alliances. History is being made. If you appreciate our work and want to see more about Ukraine’s future in our publication, support us by upgrading your subscription.
Inside Russia’s child detention
At the bottom of this page: Latest news at this hour. Russia pumps less and less oil… Ukraine is cutting off Crimea… U.S. Senate pushes for $750 million for Ukraine… Serbia gives away passports to Russians. Featured subscriber comment: “You all are doing great work. It is a privilege to subscribe. Thank you for all the work you do. You are appreciated. You all are in my prayers everyday. This is democracy in action.” By Elizabeth K.
The Counteroffensive with Tim Mak Original
Featured subscriber comment: “Thank you for reporting and thank you Ukraine for fighting for democracy!” By Carol Navarrete If you value our work as much as Carol does, please support us by upgrading your subscription. KYIV, Ukraine — Until the age of 37, Iryna did not know her true origin. As a child growing up in Nova Karakuba, a village in the Donetsk region of southeastern Ukraine, she simply noticed that her grandparents spoke differently.
The Counteroffensive with Tim Mak
Editor’s Note: Last night, as Zelenskyy warned of an incoming Russian attack, Tim reached out to the team at The Counteroffensive. The next morning, Myroslava, our managing editor, checked in to make sure each member of our team had survived the night, as she does after every big attack. This is how our team supports one another during wartime. And your support, as readers and paid subscribers, is the reason we are able to keep doing our jobs.
Ukrainians Debate Whether They Should Liberalize Civilian Gun Ownership
KYIV, Ukraine — If Oleksandr and Viktor happened to cross paths, they would probably not get along on this one issue. Both of them have seen the war firsthand and have held weapons in their hands, but their views sharply diverge: should Ukrainians be allowed to carry them in everyday life? Oleksandr, who was once categorically opposed to the idea, now fully supports the right to bear arms for civilians.
The Counteroffensive with Tim Mak
Featured subscriber comment: “I’m so grateful for this story even as my heart is breaking. I try to love everyone, as we are all children of God, but anyone who intentionally exploits others’ suffering in order to increase it, I’m at a loss to understand the motivation. And I will be perfectly to die never understanding it.” By Mary Eide If you appreciate our work as much as Mary does, support us by upgrading your subscription.
The Counteroffensive with Tim Mak
Featured subscriber comment: “I am amazed at your courage and erudition! Your articles provide us with examples of exceptional journalism, and they are more enlightening than most reports written by American journalists. When I was your age, I never had to worry about dying or the deaths of other young people close to me.
The Counteroffensive with Tim Mak
Editor’s Note: This month, The Counteroffensive turns three. Over that time, we’ve focused on human-centered stories about the most important events in Ukraine. But it was impossible to do without your support. If you believe in reporting that goes beyond headlines, that takes time, trust, and being on the ground, we ask you to stand with us. KYIV, Ukraine — Yu* keeps a big secret.
Proposed International Classification of Diseases Eleventh Revision Classification and Its Effects on Stroke Unit Care
Over the past 2 decades, significant advances have been made in understanding the underlying pathogenesis of stroke, leading to the development of more effective treatments including thrombolysis, thrombectomy, hemicraniectomy, early secondary prevention, and dedicated care.1,2 These understandings were realized within Stroke Unit Care settings where patients are more likely to survive, be independent, and living at home at 1 year after stroke, without any observed systematic increase in the...
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