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DARVO—or “Deny, attack, reverse victim and offender”—is a model to explain the way perpetrators of sexual violence deflect blame. “It’s an aggressive denial, usually attacking a person’s credibility,” a psychologist said. “Trump is really good at it.” nyer.cm/bBQfiSh

📍 Gaza | We are devastated by the killing of our colleague Mahmoud Barakeh, who worked at the Red Cross Field Hospital. He was killed on his way home on Sunday, 22 June. Our hearts are with his family and loved ones. Five ICRC colleagues have been killed in Gaza since October

🚨 Three years on, #Kyiv’s skyline still carries the hum of incoming alerts — and some districts feel it more than others. Our story traces how strike patterns shift, leaving residents wary of every night sky. Dive into the map and graphs below ⬇️ texty.org.ua/articles/11534…

Victoria Amelina, killed by a Russian bomb in Ukraine on 1 July 2023, has posthumously won the 2025 Orwell Prize for Political Writing for Looking at Women, Looking at War. "An unforgettable picture of the human consequences of war." Kim Darroch, Chair of Judges William Collins Books

For the first time in this war, I wrote in the first person. Here is what it's like to experience an air raid in Kyiv, to negotiate between bombs and normality, and to come out of shelter into the smoky aftermath. Free to read: wsj.com/world/gaming-t…

"By 4:30 a.m., the cold is creeping through my two sweaters and I can’t keep my eyes open. The desire to sleep wins out over fear and I head home, despite the 15 attack drones still in the air." The eye-opening calculus Jane Lytvynenko and other Ukrainians juggle every day.

Russian soldiers are using watches that receive information from drone detectors that can be mounted on vehicles about incoming UAVs. facebook.com/Serhii.Flash/p…

Saw Lolita from my shelter going about her neighbourhood business today. Felt like a celebrity sighting. Read about how we spend our nights in Kyiv. wsj.com/world/gaming-t…

ICYMI: The Wall Street Journal’s Jane Lytvynenko highlighted our Airborne Axis report, which goes behind the scenes to map a multi-billion-dollar deal to localize Iranian-designed drone production in Russia. Read 👇 wsj.com/world/europe/r…

A vivid, infuriating chronicle of one night in a Kyiv bomb shelter from Jane Lytvynenko. One night of 1,222 nights. "By 4:30 a.m., I can’t keep my eyes open. The desire to sleep wins out over fear and I head home, despite the 15 attack drones still in the air." wsj.com/world/gaming-t…

One week after Trump said publicly that he was looking to find more Patriots for Ukraine.

So Zelensky did everything Trump asked him to do, signed away mineral rights, agreed to an unconditional ceasefire, and the U.S. still cut off previously funded weapons supplies, leaving Ukrainian cities defenseless against Russian missile strikes. A lesson to all here.

Russia fired 5,429 attack drones at Ukraine in June, an all-time high. During those air raids, drones are supplemented by cruise and ballistic missiles. June was one of the most difficult months for bombardments in Ukraine, ever. Last week, an F16 pilot died fighting an assault.

A U.S. move to withhold Patriot interceptor missiles from Ukraine is a blow to the embattled country’s efforts to withstand Russia’s mounting aerial assaults wsj.com/world/what-the… with Jane Lytvynenko

A U.S. move to withhold Patriot interceptor missiles from Ukraine is a blow to the embattled country’s efforts to withstand Russia’s mounting aerial assaults ⁦Jane Lytvynenko⁩ and ⁦Alistair MacDonald⁩ wsj.com/world/what-the…

"Friday Morning", 2024 by Kateryna Kosianenko. About 550 (mostly) drones and missiles were sent by russians on Ukraine today (mostly on Kyiv). It was one of the largest attacks that lasted for 12 hours.

Putin is plotting yet another summer of relentless attacks, trying to exhaust Ukraine's army and civilians as U.S. pulls back support: wsj.com/world/russia-u…

After bombardments like yesterday's, Kyivans say hello with the words "was it loud where you were?" and later, when departing, wish each other quiet.

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