Mansur Mirovalev is a correspondent for Al Jazeera Media Network and Ceylon Newspapers (Pvt) Ltd. He specializes in reporting on international affairs, with a focus on conflicts and geopolitical developments. Mansur's articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into ongoing conflicts, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East.
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Mansur Mirovalev's focus is primarily on evolving stories, breaking news, world affairs, government & politics, and international relations with a specific emphasis on Russia, Ukraine, war and conflict. His articles often analyze the geopolitical dynamics of these regions.
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By: Mansur Mirovalev
About 100 women train to target Russian weaponry in the Kyiv suburb that captured the world’s attention at start of war.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
An aide to Zelenskyy says Ukraine will not play favourites after the president's meetings with Trump and Harris.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
Dedicated to his art form, Abdullaev was embraced by unorthodox artists in ex-Soviet republics.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
As drones dominate the Russia-Ukraine war, even Ukrainians who aren’t conscripts are learning how to make and fly them.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
The mood among servicemen is sombre as a military expert predicts Ukraine has about eight months left of military aid.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
South Korea could step back from aiding Kyiv, a proposal that was spurred by the North’s deployment to Russia.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
Washington has reportedly allowed Ukraine to attack deep within Russia, a move that has provoked Putin.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
The incoming US leader, who is friendly with Putin, has touted a vague peace plan that worries military experts and government insiders.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
Washington suggested teenagers join the war as Ukraine demanded more aid, signalling a rift between allies.
By: Mansur Mirovalev
Thousands of discharged troops are locked in a bureaucratic struggle, fighting for a legal status to ease their plight.
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