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James Marson
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James Marson is European Security Correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, based in Brussels. He previously worked as deputy bureau chief in Moscow and as a correspondent in Kyiv.
Residents in Kherson came under fire as they tried to evacuate from flooded areas in Ukraine Thursday, after the dest...
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As Ukraine prepares to launch a counteroffensive, satellite images and videos show how Russia is strengthening its de...
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Kyiv’s foreign minister tells Chinese envoy Ukraine can’t accept any proposals that mean losing territory to Russia
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On April 9, Lt. Yabchanka was walking up the woodline when he saw a blast and a plume of smoke up ahead. VIDEO: HONOR...
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A Russian prisoner struck a deal to fight for six months in Ukraine in exchange for his freedom, one of many who hope...
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In looming offensive, Kyiv will want Western backers to see it can maintain pressure on Moscow’s forces
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Generations of Ukrainians have joined the struggle against Russian domination
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Russian forces are advancing block-by-block as Ukraine seeks to inflict the maximum losses on the enemy
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Documents so far don’t contain major intelligence revelations on where, when and how Ukraine is planning a critical c...
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The strike is the latest in a series aimed at softening up Russian forces in the south along a key land corridor to o...
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Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the occupied Ukrainian port city of Mariupol, Russian state news agencies re...
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Eleven of 16 Iranian-made drones were shot down overnight, Kyiv officials say
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