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Articles by Thibault Marchand for AFP
energy target
Russia Pounds Ukraine with Deadly 'Retaliation' Strikes
Moscow said the strikes were in response to a border incursion earlier this month.
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'we were not defeated'
Zelensky Eyes Victory for Ukraine on Anniversary of Russia Conflict
"Ukraine has inspired the world. Ukraine has united the world," Zelensky said.
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in the middle
Russians, Belarusians Caught in the Crossfire in Ukraine
Russians and Belarusians living in Ukraine are facing mounting administrative challenges that may force them out of the country.
independent inspections
Putin Allows Inspectors to Visit Russia-Held Nuclear Plant via Ukraine
Recent fighting around the Zaporizhzhia plant controlled by Russian forces has raised the specter of a nuclear incident comparable to Chernobyl.
high-level talks
Erdogan Warns of 'Another Chernobyl' After Talks in Ukraine
"While continuing our efforts to find a solution, we remain on the side of our Ukraine friends," Erdogan said.
black smoke
Russia Says Blasts at Military Site in Crimea 'Sabotage'
The explosion comes a week after a series of similar blasts at an airbase in the peninsula annexed from Ukraine.
deadly attack
Russian Strikes Near Ukraine Nuclear Plant Kill 14
Renewed fighting near the Zaporizhzhia plant has raised fears of a nuclear disaster.
high risks
Kremlin Accuses Kyiv of Shelling Nuclear Plant
Kyiv has accused Russia of "nuclear terrorism" and called for the area around the Zaporizhzhia plant to be demilitarized.
seek cover
Ukraine Minister Dives for Cover as Frontline Heats Up
Interior minister Denys Monastyrskiy was forced to seek cover as the shells exploded, shortly after he gave on camera interviews to international media...
go for the gold
No Flag, No Anthem, But Russia Olympic Chief Still Wants Tokyo Golds
The head of Russia's Olympic Committee believes his athletes are headed to the Tokyo Games with an unfair disadvantage.
pyrrhic victory
In Doping Scandal, Russia Opts For 'Honorable Surrender'
Instead of going on the offensive, observers say, Moscow is preoccupied with mitigating the fallout from the reputational blow.
bargaining chip
With Cutting-Edge Hypersonics, Russia Leads in New Arms Race
"No one except Russia has hypersonic weapons but everyone wants them," said one analyst.
stifled dissent
Russia's Crackdown on Free Expression in 5 Cases
Russia has grown increasingly intolerant of voices that challenge the conservative values championed by the Kremlin.
QUARANTINE
Russian Soccer Restart Jeopardized After Positive Coronavirus Tests
Entire FK Rostov squad put in quarantine 48 hours before first match.
fresh air
Traffic Jams and Jubilation as Moscow Emerges From Virus Lockdown
The swift lifting of the unpopular restrictions brought a welcome taste of freedom but spurred skepticism.