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Map of Ukraine showing Russian‑controlled areas with millions of Ukrainian children still living under occupation, raising urgent demographic and rights questions.

When government officials will recognize 1 million Ukrainian children in occupation?
With up to 1.6 million Ukrainian children living under Russian occupation and subject to identity erasure and deportation policies, analysts question when governments will finally tally the real numbers. چا
Mar 27, 2023
Discussion of depleted uranium ammunition in the Russia-Ukraine war and the propaganda narrative surrounding its alleged nuclear risks.

Non-stop russian hysteria about depleted uranium
As Western tanks and ammunition reach Ukraine, the Kremlin launches a global scare campaign about depleted uranium. Here’s why Moscow is pushing the narrative — and what the facts actually show.
Mar 25, 2023
Ukrainian soldiers operating modern battlefield technology and drones during the Russia-Ukraine war.

Why Ukraine is winning despite Russia’s superiority in weaponry and manpower?
Why is Ukraine outperforming a larger Russian military? Analysts point to technology, battlefield innovation, national unity and Russia’s strategic failures.
Mar 24, 2023
Chinese leader Xi Jinping during his Moscow visit meeting Russian officials amid growing geopolitical tensions over the Ukraine war.

Comrade Xi left Moscow. He did not promise to come back. Geopolitical wushu sum up
Xi Jinping’s Moscow visit produced no dramatic shift. China’s strategy is pragmatic: keep Russia useful, avoid confrontation with the West, and monitor Ukraine’s battlefield outcome.
Mar 22, 2023
China’s diplomatic engagement ahead of talks with Ukraine on war peace, showing Chinese and Ukrainian flags with negotiation symbols.

Positional layout on the eve of China’s talks with Ukraine
As high‑stakes China‑Ukraine diplomatic talks loom, Beijing’s careful positioning — promoting multilateral dialogue without condemning Russia — could reshape peace prospects, leverage and global power balances.
Mar 20, 2023
Market of looted Ukrainian goods and artifacts in occupied Crimea, highlighting contested trade and controversy over stolen property in wartime economy.

Russian buyers of looted goods from occupied Crimea
Investigations show Russian buyers selling looted Ukrainian goods and cultural treasures in occupied Crimea — from seized artifacts to agricultural products moved via ports and export routes. empr.media
Mar 20, 2023
Yuriy Butusov on location in Bakhmut war zone, sharing frontline insights and analysis amid Russia‑Ukraine combat and strategic leadership concerns. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Yuriy Butusov on Bakhmut: “I don’t think it’s logical to comment on the situation based on what someone in the West writes”
In a hard‑hitting interview, Yuriy Butusov shares frontline Bakhmut realities, command challenges, myths from Western pundits & how Ukraine must adapt to win. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
Mar 20, 2023
Visual showing International Criminal Court issuing Putin’s arrest warrant with Ukrainian flag, legal scales, and global accountability context.

On putin’s arrest warrant: unique case and lessons for Ukraine
The ICC’s arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin is a historic legal precedent that reshapes post‑war justice and offers key strategic lessons for Ukraine’s fight for accountability and sovereignty.
Mar 19, 2023
Frontline Soldiers Back Kupol Interview — Ukraine Reality

Ukrainian commander Kozl’s interview to the Washington Post was honest, soldiers say. The reality is much worse
Frontline Ukrainian soldiers publicly back commander Kupol’s controversial Washington Post interview, saying it’s honest — and contend the reality on the ground is even more brutal. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Mar 19, 2023
Ukrainian commander Kupol with Air Assault Forces soldiers, referenced following his controversial Washington Post interview and removal from command.

Ukrainian commander Kupol is removed from his post for an interview with the Washington Post
Ukrainian battalion commander “Kupol” was removed from his frontline post after a Washington Post interview on troop training and losses — igniting debate on transparency and leadership in Ukraine’s war effort. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Mar 18, 2023
Ukrainian troops advancing in spring operations with analysts’ overlay showing strategic victory outlook for Ukraine’s war effort in 2026.

Ukraine victory: perspectives of spring – summer campaign
Analysts weigh Ukraine’s spring–summer 2026 campaign prospects: tactical shifts, defensive resilience, possible breakthroughs and how Western support could shape victory outcomes.
Mar 17, 2023
Chinese and Russian leaders with Ukraine war map illustration, showing China’s rising geopolitical role and strategic interests shaping peace and power dynamics.:contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

China enters the geopolitical game around war and peace in Ukraine with the firm intention of winning
China’s rise as a geopolitical player in the Ukraine conflict blends peace diplomacy with strategic backing for Moscow, reshaping global power balances and U.S.–China rivalry. China seeks to influence outcomes that serve its long‑term interests. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Mar 17, 2023

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