Nonstop attacks by Russian jet-powered drones empty supermarket shelves and terrorize civilians
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Putin’s Energy Blitzkrieg is Backfiring
Far from freezing Ukrainians into submission, Moscow’s drone and missile strikes are stiffening their resolve.
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Ukrainian Public Opinion Remains Determined Against Russian Aggression
But recent surveys show the country is wary of a peace-for-land deal with Moscow and nervous about continued Western support.
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Putin’s History Lessons
The Russian leader has convinced his countrymen that Russia and Ukraine were always one, laying the rhetorical groundwork for a forever war.
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Ukraine’s Other Front: The War on Corruption
The besieged nation has a deep-seated culture of graft that has to end if it is to rebuild successfully. There are hopeful signs from Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city and once one of its most corrupt.
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After Biden’s Visit to Kyiv, Ukrainians Welcome U.S. Aid but Plead for More
Four Ukrainians I’ve gotten to know in the past year are diplomatic but firm. They need additional arms and know their fate is in the hands of a divided Washington.
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The Trauma of Ukraine’s Civilians Will Haunt Them, and Us, for Generations
The psychic scars of Putin’s war are already showing. Mental health professionals from Ukraine and around the world are racing to help.
