Alya Shandra is the Editor In Chief of Euromaidan Press, a news outlet focused on Ukraine. With a focus on national issues, Alya covers a range of topics including politics, military affairs, and social issues. Her articles provide insights into the ongoing developments in Ukraine and the surrounding region.
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Alya's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, world affairs, as well as military conflict with a specific focus on Ukraine and its relations with Russia. She is particularly interested in evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to these topics.
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Satellite imagery analysis of mass graves in Mariupol suggests at least 10,284 people were buried between March 2022 and February 2023, according to a new report
By: Alya Shandra
Amateur aviators from Odesa have recreated a World War I tactic of the second pilot shooting with small arms to down a Russian recon drone
By: Alya Shandra
Ukraine's public broadcasting company, Suspilne, is facing a series of "informational and institutional attacks," according to a statement released by a group of journalists and media organizations.
As Russia's aggression continues, Ukraine transforms its civilians into a force capable of "total resistance."
By: Alya Shandra
Step important for "all nations seeking to live in a peaceful and secure world," says Ukraine's Foreign Minister
By: Alya Shandra
Night drone attacks are becoming a regular occurence in Russian regions
By: Alya Shandra
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has fired Ilia Vitiuk, chief of the Security Service's (SBU) cybersecurity department, following accusations of Vitiuk's retaliation against a Slidstvo.info investigative journalist digging into his questionable real estate with a draft notice. The incident had drawn condemnation from the Ukrainian media community. It was seen as continuing a trend of the SBU's...
Russia has launched over 300 missiles of various types, nearly 300 Iranian-designed Shahed kamikaze drones, and more than 3,200 guided aerial bombs against Ukraine in the month of April alone, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy said in a tweet. In recent months, air defense has emerged as a primary need for Ukraine, and the search for Patriot...
By: Alya Shandra
Slovakia offers refuge to Artem Marchevskyi, a long-standing ally of "Putin's man in Ukraine" Medvedchuk with vast experience in Russian propaganda
By: Alya Shandra
In a remarkable display of ingenuity, a Ukrainian unit is now using drones equipped with ropes and grappling hooks to retrieve fallen drones from minefields and enemy-controlled areas, reducing the risk to soldiers' lives.
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