Alexander Khrebet is a reporter based in Kyiv, Ukraine. He covers local news and events, with a focus on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and its impact on the region. His work has been featured in The Kyiv Independent and Yahoo News.
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By: Alexander Khrebet
Local authorities in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk Oblast have stopped assessing the damage of Russia’s war. Daily barrages of attacks make doing so both futile and extremely dangerous.Russian forces launch up to 2,500 attacks daily at the embattled region’s towns and villages located along 165 miles
By: Alexander Khrebet
Along with housing, Russia's war destroyed the region's heavy industry.
By: Alexander Khrebet
SUMY OBLAST – A group of military officers, local police chiefs, border guards, emergency service workers, and farmers gather around a map of Sumy Oblast’s Myropillia community in an undisclosed location around a mile from Russia.The air raid siren doesn’t interrupt the meeting, which is devoted to reinforcing
By: Alexander Khrebet
Two Russian journalists were detained on "extremism" charges in Russia on April 28 for having allegedly worked for a group founded by the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
Two diesel locomotives have been destroyed in Russia over the past few days, Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) reported on April 28.
SUMY OBLAST – Soldiers from one of Ukraine’s 117th Territorial Defense Brigade mobile air defense squads call themselves fowlers.The unit’s task is fending off Shahed kamikaze drones when Russia deploys these deadly birds to strike targets across the country, as well as watching the sky Ukraine shares with
Russian forces hit two sites in the residential area of Kharkiv as Ukraine marked Orthodox Easter.
By: Alexander Khrebet
Russian officials, their proxies, and collaborators have been routinely targeted in both occupied parts of Ukraine and inside Russia.
Russian forces struck the Sloviansk Thermal Power Plant in Donetsk Oblast with five heavy artillery rockets, damaging several sites at the power plant, deputy head of Mykolaivka City Military Administration Volodymyr Proskunin said on May 5.
By: Alexander Khrebet
Key developments on May 4-5:* Zelensky: Ukraine open to all-for-all POW exchange * 150,000 Russian soldiers killed during full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Paris says * FT: US aid to Ukraine will help Ukraine launch counteroffensive in 2025, Sullivan says * Russian glide bomb attack injures 15 in downtown Kharkiv * Russia lures Cubans
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