Igor Kossov is a reporter at the Kyiv Independent. He covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, drone technology, and energy policy, with a focus on regional interests and world news. Igor's work has been featured in Yahoo News, The Kyiv Independent, and Euromaidan Press.
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Igor Kossov's article titles and coverage attributes indicate he focuses primarily on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to Russian attacks, Ukrainian defense, drones, and shelling. The themes covered in his articles include government & politics (45%), culture & society (23%), and world affairs (22%).
Given Igor's focus on local reporting within Ukraine, pitches should provide insights or access to sources directly involved in issues related to the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Experts with firsthand knowledge of military strategies, political developments, or societal impacts within this region are likely to resonate well with him.
As most of Igor's work covers breaking news and evolving stories about conflicts in specific areas such as Kherson Oblast or Sumy Oblast among others; providing real-time updates from these regions through credible contacts would be an effective approach for outreach.
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By: Igor Kossov
Missile's homing system is "made up of more than 80–90% foreign-made components,” according to Ukraine's Ministry of Defense.
By: Igor Kossov
Ukrainian forces conducted 50,000 missions with UGVs as of January. Now that they're a mainstay, Ukrainian forces are learning how to use them. Here's how.
By: Igor Kossov
Russians deploy massive, $1.5M Starlink jammers, Ukrainians are blowing them up
By: Igor Kossov
Ukrainian drones adopt focused antennas to slip by Russian detection Ukrainian attack drones tech is racing to become harder to intercept.
By: Igor Kossov
Ukraine already flies high-altitude aerostats over Russia and now a company has developed a new missile to drop from them onto Russian infrastructure.
By: Igor Kossov
Russia likely has one Oreshnik missile and is struggling to build more Russia probably has just one Oreshnik missile out of the four ordered built in 2025.
By: Igor Kossov
Russian forces depend on Crimea. Ukraine is turning it into an island.
By: Igor Kossov
Ukraine's air interdiction campaign has a new toy for busting reinforced targets without relying on the West
By: Igor Kossov
In the world's most jammed battlefield, a Kyiv company keeps the signal alive
By: Igor Kossov
This Ukrainian UGV, beloved by Ukrainian intel, is now winning over NATO countries and global defense giants
