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Why are Ukrainians angry with Zelenskyy? Because even during wartime, some red lines must not be crossed

A new law has caused uproar for a reason: it undermines the independence of anti-corruption bodies and is an affront to the people, says journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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In Kyiv, we don’t believe in the fantasy of Trump’s ‘peace deal’. Our reality is more dead civilians

At the scene of the deadliest attack on our capital this year, I see the war on Ukraine is still very real – and Putin shows no signs of ending it, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Even after the White House ambush and now Trump’s military pause, Ukrainians are defiant

Berating our president, and now pausing arms – the US has shown itself to be an unreliable partner. But it still has a role to play, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Ukrainians ask what I’m hearing about our country on the US campaign trail. The truth? We’re all but forgotten

Americans still don’t seem to understand that our fight is not just about us: it’s about safety and peace across the globe, says journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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On Ukraine’s third independence day at war, what does the future hold for its people? Our panel’s verdict

The Kursk offensive and Putin’s hubris give the country hope. But Ukrainians are under no illusion that peace will come soon, say Nataliya Gumenyuk and others

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Will there be elections? Is it OK to throw parties? War unity hasn’t stopped heated political debate in Ukraine

There are many topics up for healthy debate at the moment — yet we remain united against the Russian enemy, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Restaurants bustle, new bookshops open, the air raid app goes off. This is our defiant reality in Kyiv

As Russia seeks to destroy our way of life, Ukrainian efforts to keep society going should never be taken for granted, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Russia Claims Gains In East Ukraine As War Anniversary Approaches

Russia claimed on Thursday its forces had advanced further in east Ukraine, putting Kyiv on the defensive days before the two-year anniversary of the war.

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Yes, tiredness is ravaging the Ukrainian soldiers I meet. But they never think of giving up

We in Ukraine always knew this would be a long war. To sustain the fight, Zelenskiy must find a way to give those on the frontline a break, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

The Guardian - UK

NATO’s Stoltenberg says Ukraine ‘gradually gaining ground’ in counteroffensive

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that Ukrainian forces are “gradually gaining ground” in their counteroffensive against Russia during an unannounced visit to Kyiv on Thursday. The Western alliance chief also said that Ukraine is “closer to NATO than ever before”. Read our blog to see how the day's events unfolded.…

France 24

Russia-Ukraine war: ‘matter of time’ before Ukraine becomes official Nato ally, says Zelenskiy – as it happened

Comment from Ukraine’s president comes after Jens Stoltenberg’s trip to Kyiv

The Guardian - AU

My friend was out for pizza when the missile hit. Putin’s targeting of civilians must be punished

Last weekend, Victoria Amelina and I discussed the Kremlin’s violations in Ukraine. Days later, she became their victim, says Nataliya Gumenyuk, the co-founder of the Reckoning Project

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One year on, Ukrainians are full of anger and a sense of duty. But the overriding feeling is guilt

Be it in Ukraine fighting for our country, or elsewhere having fled, there is too often a sense that we have not done enough, says Nataliya Gumenyuk, a Ukrainian journalist

The Guardian - UK

I helped one man in this picture escape the horrors of Kharkiv. The other man? I may never know

Sometimes I can’t bear to find out what has happened to people I spoke to in the early days of war, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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In liberated Kherson, Ukrainians are glimpsing victory after dark days

As I report on the aftermath of Russian occupation, there is a new sense that what once seemed impossible can be achieved, says the Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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As the missiles strike Kyiv, of course we are scared – but war has made us practical

Once again sheltering underground, we try to rationalise this assault, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Putin is mobilising 300,000 more soldiers to fight his war. But Ukrainians feel hope, not fear

More Russian families will come face-to-face with the realities of war – and that’s what the Kremlin didn’t want, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Ukrainians are joyful as the Russian occupiers flee, but we must be wary of an ambush

As the Russian occupiers flee, dumping their guns and even roubles, we are joyful but also wary of an ambush, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Ukraine’s independence day was always important. Now it is a matter of life and death

In Kyiv, we are marking the day under the constant threat of Russian attack, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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Putin’s bombs were supposed to break us in Ukraine. They are doing the opposite

Amid the horror, we Ukrainians have become kinder towards each other. We are planning ahead – and still determined to win, says Ukrainian journalist and author Nataliya Gumenyuk

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We forced the Russians back from Kyiv. Now we’re braced for what comes next

Ukrainians know the war is not over, so each day we clean up, document the destruction, and do our best to prepare, says journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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After the horrors of Bucha, Ukrainians have changed the way we look at this war

The Russian military are now circling the Donbas. I’m terrified for people there who were loyal to Ukraine for the past eight years, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

The Guardian - UK

‘After the victory’: ruined city of Okhtyrka clings to hope of brighter future

City in north-east Ukraine rubble-strewn shadow of the place it once was, but its mayor is unbowed

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In Mykolaiv, a city awaiting a siege, it’s clear that all Ukrainians are now people of war

Until last month many were still oblivious to the reality of conflict with Russia. But its ugliness is now inescapable, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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We have no illusions: we know Putin will try everything to bomb us into submission

We Ukrainians believe we can win. But we know we will have to pay the highest price, says Ukrainian journalist Nataliya Gumenyuk

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