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Articles by Joshua R. Kroeker
Feature
‘I Don’t Owe Russia Anything’: The Young Russian Conscripts Captured by Ukraine
The Moscow Times spoke with some of the conscripts captured during Ukraine's offensive on the Kursk region.
5 Min read
opinion
Joshua R. Kroeker
The Fighting in Kursk Is Already a Small Victory for Ukraine
Ukraine has not only gained land and potential leverage against Russia, but shown that Moscow’s threats of escalation are empty.
5 Min read
Devastated By Russian Strike, Kyiv’s Largest Children’s Hospital Starts Long Road to Reconstruction
One month after the devastating strike that killed at least 42 people, including five children, Okhmatdyt staff are determined to restore the hospital...
3 Min read
‘Unthinkable’: Desperate Rescue Efforts in Kyiv After Russian Missile Strikes Children’s Hospital
Amid the chaos of a Russian missile barrage that struck a children's hospital, volunteers rushed to search for survivors and help the wounded.
4 Min read
Feature
In a Liberated Ukrainian Village, a Long, Dangerous Path to Reconstruction Remains
A couple from Kamyanka, one of many Ukrainian villages leveled during Russia's invasion, is working to rebuild their home and their life.
7 Min read
opinion
Joshua R. Kroeker
Rising Ethnic Tensions Won’t Tear Russia Apart
Centuries of internal colonization and Kremlin-stoked ethnonationalism make it unlikely Russia will break apart along ethnic lines.
4 Min read
News Analysis
Drone Attacks on Moscow Pressure Russia Far From the Frontlines
As Kyiv’s counteroffensive has so far failed to make a major breakthrough, it is looking for other tactics to change the course of the war, analysts...
4 Min read
opinion
Joshua R. Kroeker
Moscow Has Shown It Will Not Cross Its Own Red Lines in the War
Moscow’s threats have been all bark and no bite. The West should recognize they are hollow and continue to deliver weapons to Ukraine.
6 Min read
opinion
Joshua R. Kroeker
With the End of the Grain Deal, No One Wins
With global hunger and Ukraine’s ability to finance its defense hanging in the balance, the collective West needs to act swiftly.
5 Min read
opinion
Joshua R. Kroeker
Despite the Kremlin’s Best Efforts, Putin’s Facade Has Cracked
For Putin’s inner circle, Russia's populace, the Ukrainian army, and the West, Prigozhin’s mutiny happened under Putin’s watch — and no amount...
4 Min read
opinion
Joshua R. Kroeker
Prigozhin’s Armed Rebellion Will Have Lasting Consequences for Russia, Putin and the Ukraine War
Regardless of the outcome of the rebellion, the Kremlin will have no choice but to concede that it lost control of the situation.
3 Min read
opinion
Joshua R. Kroeker
Russia's Attack on Ukrainian Identity Echoes Soviet Persecution of Germans
To move forward, Russia must finally come to terms with its past and and seek historical reconciliation.