Christopher Miller is an experienced journalist and the Ukraine correspondent for the Financial Times. With over 13 years of reporting in Ukraine, he has a deep understanding of the region and its politics. He is also the author of "THE WAR CAME TO US," a book that explores the impact of the conflict in Ukraine.
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By: Christopher Miller, Max Seddon, Chris Cook
Satellite imagery and Ukrainian intelligence suggest activity consistent with drawdown at Moscow’s key air base
By: Christopher Miller
Dismissal comes as Moscow pushes deeper into Donetsk region, forcing closure of a crucial coal mine
By: Christopher Miller
Pyongyang’s soldiers have for the first time fought alongside the Russian military in Kursk
By: Christopher Miller, Max Seddon
Latest strike in shadow war with Moscow led by SBU, which emerged from Soviet Union’s KGB
T he scooter would not have seemed out of place parked outside an apartment block in Moscow, where the electronic two-wheelers are a regular mode of transport for many of the Russian capital's 13mn residents.
By: Christopher Miller, Polina Ivanova
Regional officials and aviation experts blame anti-aircraft fire for crash in Kazakhstan on Christmas Day
By: Christopher Miller, Joe Wells
The suspect in the death of a missing Ligonier woman was found dead this morning just before 2 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 19.
By: Christopher Miller
John Stutzman returned to Bloomsburg for a second stint as the head coach of the Huskies and put together a massive recruiting class.
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