James Marson is the European Security Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. With a focus on Ukraine and the surrounding region, James covers topics such as the ongoing conflict, political developments, and military actions. His reporting provides insights into the complex dynamics and challenges faced by Ukraine and its allies in the face of Russian aggression.
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James Marson's coverage primarily focuses on the evolving and breaking news stories related to Ukraine, war, conflict, and Russia. He delves into government & politics with a particular focus on world affairs. To effectively reach out to James, pitch well-researched insights or analysis related to ongoing developments in Ukraine and its relation with Russia. This may include geopolitical analysis, military strategy breakdowns, or political implications of the conflict.
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Unmanned vessels developed in the fight against Russia are part of a revolution in modern warfare.
By: James Marson, Daniel Michaels
Thousands are likely to die as Moscow and Kyiv's warring forces search for openings along a front line that is largely static.
By: Matthew Luxmoore, Ievgeniia Sivorka, James Marson
Kyiv’s forces are taking control of more territory along the border as Russia is stepping up counterattacks.
By: James Marson, Matthew Luxmoore
Kyiv's forces are taking control of more territory along the border as Russia is stepping up counterattacks.
Gen. Oleksandr Syrskiy, who became Ukraine’s top military commander in February, learned from a previous counteroffensive and kept the incursion into Russia a secret.
By: Carl Churchill, James Marson
Moscow is seeking a breakthrough to help it take all of the eastern Donetsk region, after Ukraine seized a chunk of Russian territory.
By: James Marson, Lara Seligman, Alexander Ward
Ukrainian troops are slowly losing ground, and officials say more support is needed to hold Russia back.
By: Alexander Ward, James Marson, Lara Seligman
Ukrainian troops are slowly losing ground, and officials say more support is needed to hold Russia back.
By: James Marson, Emanuele Satolli
In a high-tech war shaped by drones, precision weapons and electronic jammers, it is still boots on the ground that take and hold territory.
In a high-tech war shaped by drones, precision weapons and electronic jammers, it is still boots on the ground that take and hold territory.
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