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Yulia Savchenko

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VOA senior editor, host and international affairs enthusiast. Formerly BBC World Service reporter and host in London and Moscow. Beats: Russia and environs.
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White House says Biden leaving Ukraine in strongest position possible, attributes lack of success to manpower shortages Original

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By Yulia Savchenko
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
Michael Carpenter, director for Europe at the National Security Council, spoke with VOA, defending the Biden administration’s policies on Ukraine, stating they were undeterred by Russia’s nuclear threats, and attributing Ukraine’s lack of success in regaining lost territories to manpower shortages. Camera: Anne-Marie Fendrick. Share White House says Biden leaving Ukraine in strongest position possible, attributes lack of success to manpower shortages
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Stručnjak za Bliski istok strahuje da sirijski pobunjenici govore „jedno zapadnim diplomatama, a drugo sirijskom narodu”

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By Yulia Savchenko
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
Nakon svrgavanja Assadovog režima od strane pobunjenika predvođenih Hayat Tahrir al-Shamom (HTS), islamističkom grupom koja je ranije bila povezana s terorističkim grupama Islamske države (ISIS) i Al-Qaedom, SAD su izvele zračne napade na ciljeve Islamske države unutar Sirije, kao i na zalihe hemijskog oružja Assadovog režima.
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Slovakian Foreign Minister: Reporter's Murder 'Changed my Country'

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By Yulia Savchenko
| Voice of America (VOA) Verified
WASHINGTON - Slovakia's top diplomat says last year's murder of an investigative journalist and his fiancée has changed the Central European country and possibly altered how citizens will vote in upcoming parliamentary elections. "I must say that this killing has changed my country and that this is a different Slovakia after the murder," Slovakian Foreign Minister Miroslav Lajčák told VOA's Russian Service on Tuesday.
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