Anastasiia Fedor

Journalist

More than 10 years of work in journalism: from a correspondent at the VRU to the editor-in-chief of major political talk shows. Backstage and behind the scenes have always been different from what we see on TV and the comments politicians make on camera. Therefore, I analyze not only the obvious, but also what remains outside the frame. I am a philologist and historian by education, M.P. Dragomanov State University. My goal is not just to convey information, but to help society to see and understand more.

Over 1.7 million veterans and a housing shortage: The Ministry of Veterans Affairs has released new data on support for veterans

As of March 2026, more than 1.76 million war veterans were officially registered in Ukraine. These figures were provided by the Ministry of Veterans Affairs of…

6 April 17:44
A war with no respite: Russia shifts to round-the-clock attacks — what does this mean for Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has publicly warned of new potential targets for Russian attacks—bridges, dams, hydroelectric power plants, pumping stat…

4 April 10:12
“Protection Only on Paper”: A Prominent Diplomat on Whether NATO Will Abandon Europe

Donald Trump’s bold statements about a possible U.S. withdrawal from NATO have once again sent shockwaves through Europe and capitals around the world. Billions…

3 April 18:01
Donbas in 60 Days: What Is Moscow Really Up to Now?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has revealed new details about Russian pressure: Moscow has issued an ultimatum to the Ukrainian Armed Forces to withdra…

2 April 15:30
Second month of the U.S.-Israel operation: IDF officer issues grim forecast

The Israeli-American operation against Iran has been ongoing for two months, but there is still no clear picture of what is happening. U.S. President Donald Tru…

31 March 19:28
“The Red Swan” Never Took Off: Why the Protest in Russia Failed Before It Even Began

On March 29, 2026, a protest against internet censorship titled “The Scarlet Swan” was announced in Moscow’s Bolotnaya Square. On social media, it was presented…

31 March 16:37
Citizenship during the war: The Foreign Ministry reveals how many “new” Ukrainians there are and who has been stripped of this right

Nearly a thousand new citizens during a full-scale war—and only two dozen decisions to revoke citizenship. The state is opening its doors faster than it is clos…

27 March 19:38
How much longer can the Kremlin hold out? Experts outline three scenarios for ending the war

The front is entering a phase of maximum intensity: the number of battles is breaking records, and the Russian army is throwing new forces into the attack, but…

26 March 19:44
A loss of 12 ports and $100 billion for road and bridge repairs: Ukraine is tallying the war’s toll

Nearly $100 billion needed for reconstruction, more than a dozen seaports effectively out of service, and a lack of basic data on damaged roads—this is the offi…

25 March 14:03
The war will last not weeks, but months: An IDF officer revealed a “target bank” and a new front against Iran

Ships carrying Russian weapons destroyed in the Caspian Sea, Iran’s logistics routes cut off, a “target bank” for at least the next month and a half, and the un…

24 March 11:38