Human Rights
5,000 human rights violations in Crimea during Russian occupation, says Ukrainian Institute
Ukrainian institute official says that “after 2014, Crimea turned into a model of colonization measures for Russia.”
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President Biden makes surprise visit to Ukraine to rally freedom fighters amid anniversary of Russian invasion
The president’s surprise visit marks the first time he has visited Ukraine Russia invaded the country one year ago
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Ukraine says it shot down Russian balloons over Kyiv
Ukraine’s military suspects that the balloons were carrying corner reflectors and reconnaissance equipment
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Ukraine's first lady sheds tears at Davos over Kyiv helicopter tragedy that killed 14
The incident has been a blow to Ukraine as several members of the country’s interior ministry were aboard and died
Politics
Helicopter crash in Kyiv kills 18, including Ukraine's interior minister
At least 28 others were injured after a helicopter crashed near a kindergarten and a residential building just outside of Ukraine’s capital
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Mystery surrounds Putin's blonde 'prop' who plays different roles as aide, medic and soldier
The blonde has been referred to with different names and played different roles with the Russian president during different photos ops
Politics
U.S. intelligence helped Ukrainian freedom fighters target Russian generals, destroy warship
President Joe Biden was reportedly “furious” over leaks slipped from U.S. intelligence agencies to the New York Times and NBC News
Politics
Ukraine hit by dozens of missiles in Russian drone attack
Ukraine’s military said that at least 69 missiles were launched toward Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Lviv, and Zhytomyr
Politics
American prisoner of war freed in Russia-Ukraine mass prisoner swap
Murekezi claims that he was kept in a Russian “torture chamber” for a few weeks during the early stages of the war
Immigration
Estimated 82,000 Ukrainian refugees entered U.S. since Russian invasion
Under the program, refugees and their immediate family members would be allowed to apply to stay to live and work in the U.S. for up to two years
Human Rights
Russia demanded release of killer spy in exchange for former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan
Moscow demanded the release of convicted assassin Vadim Krasikov who is serving a life sentence in Germany for killing a former Chechen militia commander who fought against Russia two decades ago
