Author: Dal Stanton
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7/8/2025 — Ukraine’s intel identifies Major Sheynov as Okhmatdyt strike enabler
From: New Voice of Ukraine On July 8, the first anniversary of Russia’s missile strike on the Okhmatdyt National Children’s Specialized Hospital in Kyiv, Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR) named Major Denis Alekseevich Sheynov of the Russian Armed Forces as one of those responsible for preparing the attack, according to a Telegram post. Sheynov serves as the…
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7/8/2025 — 11-year-old Dane honored for helping Ukrainian kids
From: New Voice of Ukraine During a trip to Denmark, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy presented the “Future of Ukraine” award to 11-year-old volunteer Jens Fogh Thomsen, according to the president’s post on X on July 3. The Danish schoolboy, whose surprised reaction captured attention online, was recognized for his volunteer efforts. According to Zelenskyy, Jens has been…
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7/8/2025 — Why are Russia’s Elites Falling Out of Windows? 
From: Jason Jay Smart — In 2025, the most dangerous place in Russia isn’t the battlefield—it’s a hospital window, a private jet, or your own home: the preferred locations of the wave of mysterious “endings” of Russian oligarchs, Kremlin insiders, and top energy executives. These are not accidents—they are FSB-coordinated assassinations designed to protect Putin’s…
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7/8/2025 — The whole world is watching us being destroyed — live…
From: Maia Mikhaluk (1230th day) The words from Maria Burmaka’s post strike deeply: “Here’s what I’ve been thinking about today. The whole world is watching us being destroyed — live. As if it’s some kind of real-life Squid Game, only streamed online. And the world is spectacularly failing every test of humanity and civilization. The…
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7/8/2025 — The Envelopment Strategy: Russian Forces Advance Methodically While Moscow’s Transport Minister Dies by Suicide
From: Transform Ukraine By Douglas Landro / July 8, 2025 As Russian Forces Gain Ground in Pokrovsk Direction and Strike Ukrainian Conscription Offices, Ukraine Targets Chemical Plants Deep in Russia While Former Kursk Governor Takes His Own Life Summary of the Day – July 7, 2025 Russian forces continued their methodical advance in the Pokrovsk direction on July…
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7/8/2025 — “I will never get to hug my dad because he was killed in captivity.”
From: Ira Kapitonova in Kyiv (Day 1230) O Lord, you have brought up my soul from Sheol;you restored me to life from among those who go down to the pit.Psalm 30:3 In the past several months, thousands of Ukrainian prisoners of war returned home as part of the prisoner swap. It sounds like a reason…
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7/7/2025 — Israel ready to host Zelenskyy ‘at any moment,’ ambassador says, hopes visit will take place
From: New Voice of Ukraine Author: Alex Stezhensky Israel is prepared to welcome Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at any time and still hopes his long-delayed visit will happen, Israeli Ambassador to Ukraine Michael Brodsky told RBC-Ukraine on July 7. Brodsky said Zelenskyy had originally planned to visit Israel at the end of 2023, but the trip was postponed.…
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7/7/2025 — Billions in frozen assets: 800 Russia-linked zombie trusts found in Liechtenstein
From: New Voice of Ukraine Author: Alex Stezhensky Roughly 800 legal entities connected to Russian assets are in a “frozen state” in Liechtenstein — formally existing but effectively paralyzed due to a lack of leadership, the Financial Times reported. Hundreds of trustees and directors resigned over the past six months, fearing U.S. sanctions. Liechtenstein’s authorities have formed a…
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7/7/2025 — ‘Why is your administration punishing Ukraine?’ Trump’s favorite paper urges him to restore U.S. aid to Kyiv
From: Voice of Ukraine Author: Alex Stezhensky The New York Post, long regarded as U.S. President Donald Trump’s favorite newspaper, published a July 4 editorial urging him to rearm Ukraine, warning that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin “only understands strength.” “Mr. President [Donald Trump], we know you understand that the main obstacle to peace in Ukraine is Russian aggression,”…
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7/7/2025 — John Herbst: Trump has yet to ‘bring the hammer down’ on the Kremlin
From: New Voice of Ukraine Author: Nataliia Rop Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine John Herbst, in an interview with NV’s Nataliia Rop, explains why Donald Trump blames his predecessor for the war, how his sympathy for Vladimir Putin took shape, and what could eventually push him to put real pressure on Russia. U.S. President Donald Trump…
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