Dmytro Kuleba: Last News

Addie Morfoot Contributor The 19th edition of the Camden Intl. Film Festival, kicking off Sept. 14, will feature a handful of award-contending documentaries fresh off showings at Telluride, Toronto, Sundance, South by Southwest, Berlin and Tribeca film festivals.

Addie Morfoot Contributor A documentary about women who accused Louis C.K. of sexual harassment and the consequences those accusations had on their careers is one of 22 documentaries from 12 countries heading to the 2023 Toronto Intl. Film Festival.

Jennifer Griffin has signed a new multi-year deal to serve as Fox News Channel’s chief national security correspondent.

Naman Ramachandran “Mariupol. Unlost Hope,” one of two Ukrainian documentaries recently acquired by Beta Film’s Autentic Distribution, will be released in 40 cities across the world, which are similar to Mariupol either by population or as a port and/or industrial center, or cities that are twinned with Mariupol, on Aug. 24, Ukraine independence day.The film shows the Ukraine war through the eyes of ordinary people who lived through the first month of the invasion in Mariupol.

Russia may start moving forces back into Ukraine within the next couple of days, after retreating from Kyiv within the last two weeks. The new offensive could begin before Russian troops have had a chance to regroup, NBC News reports.

Russian army if given enough weapons from western allies, British government sources have claimed. Intelligence experts have said they are positive that Ukraine could beat the "exhausted" Russian troops and push them back if given better weaponry.

Ukraine. The grisly discovery in the town of Bucha, near to Kyiv, is just the latest massacre reported in areas where Russian troops have been forced out.Ukrainian officials say 410 civilians have been killed in the towns surrounding Kyiv so far.

Russian tank marked with a mysterious "Z" label was seen getting blown up by Ukrainian forces as soldiers abandoned the armoured vehicle and ran for their lives. The lone Russian army vehicle was reportedly being hunted down by the Ukrainian National Guard in the besieged port city of Mariupol, in southern Ukraine.

Ukraine has warned that the Russian occupied Chernobyl Nuclear power plant could be just 48 hours away from leaking dangerous radiation. The war-torn country has begged Russia for a ceasefire so urgent repairs can be made to the site, which was claimed by Vladimir Putin's forces in the early days of the conflict.

Ukraine, laying bare the horrors of war. With Russia preparing to storm the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, the bombing and shelling across many towns and cities in the country have intensified, leading to a growing number of civilian casualties.Ukrainian President Vlodomyr Zelensky has vowed revenge after photos of a fleeing family lying dead in the street as Russian forces shelled Irpin shocked the world.His Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has taken to Twitter to post a picture of a giant Russian bomb that landed on a residential building in Chernihiv, less than 100 miles from Kyiv.Kuleba mentions that luckily the bomb didn't detonate, but claims other bombs have and is calling on the West to do more to help Ukrainians in their struggle.He wrote: "This horrific 500kg Russian bomb fell on a residential building in Chernihiv and didn’t explode.

Russia after all, as shown in a video of the fighting at Hostomel Airport in Ukraine."Mriya" which means "dream" has been the pride-and-joy of the Ukrainian air fleet since its first flight in 1988 and has six engines and the ability to carry up to 640 tonnes.Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba confirmed the plane's destruction in a Twitter post but a professor later said satellite images indicated it might still be intact.Unfortunately, new footage appears to back up Mr Kuleba's statement that the plane is a smoking wreck.In the clip, said to be filmed on February 25 or 26, there are columns of smoke rising from different parts of the airport and bangs from gunfire or explosions.The damaged aircraft hangar is briefly seen and smoke appears to be coming from a plane inside, which some said was the Antonov AN-225.Antonov Company hit back against the video and asked people not to speculate on whether or not the plane was destroyed.It tweeted: "NO NO NO NO… Currently, until the #AN225 has been inspected by experts, we cannot report on the technical condition of the aircraft."Please wait for the official announcements about the condition of the aircraft."People analysing the footage drew different conclusions, with some reckoning they had spotted damage to the nose and at least one engine and others thinking it's a totally different plane in the hangar.One said: "I hope that the Ukrainian Dream is still alive."A second commented: "Is there a possibility that it's just an An-124 with the same coating of An-225?"Although the hanger looks like the same one on that satellite photo······But hey, maybe it only has 4 engines?"Someone else wrote: "Looks as though it's just the nose cone has fallen off due to fire (amongst what

Russia's attack on Ukraine is going 'according to plan' and the violence is set to 'get worse', Vladimir Putin has warned.

Vladimir Putin's troops destroyed it last Friday (February 25). The heaviest aircraft ever built was in service for more than three decades before being wrecked by Russian forces as they captured the Hostomel airfield.Its condition has since been inspected by experts who estimate that restoration will take five years and cost over $3billion (£2.2billion).The Antonov Company tweeted that it could not verify the "technical condition" of the aircraft until it had been "inspected by experts".The Ukrainian state defence company Ukroboronprom - which manages Antonov - vowed in a statement the aircraft would be rebuilt using cash from Moscow.It said: "The restoration is estimated to take over 3 bln USD (£2.2billion) and over 5 years."Our task is to ensure that these costs are covered by the Russian Federation, which has caused intentional damage to Ukraine's aviation and the air cargo sector. For the latest stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here ."According to the director of Antonov Airlines, one of the engines was dismantled for repairs and the plane wasn't able to take off that day, although the appropriate commands were given."The Ukrainian foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba slammed the destruction of the plane which reportedly delivered supplies to survivors of the Haiti earthquake in 2010 as well as medical supplies to those in need during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Ukraine’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba accused Russian troops of “war crimes." At least 100,000 Ukrainians have fled the country, with up to five million more expected to also head towards bordering eastern European countries.But men from 18-60 were hastily forced to conscript into the Ukranian Army, some being yanked off fleeing buses.US visitor Manny Marotta, 25, who walked more than 43 miles to the Polish border, said: “There were essentially conscription units pulling every man between the age of 18 and 60 from his family.“Sons were taken from their mothers as they tried to make it to safety. It was harrowing to see.” Olga Malchevska was on BBC World News when images of ­blitzed flats were shown on screen.

A multi-story apartment building was hit by a rocket in Kyiv on Friday (25 February), injuring at least three people.

Russia has launched more than 80 strikes against Ukrainian targets today, the UK's Ministry of Defence has said.

comes under attack in a "full-scale" invasion.Russian president Vladimir Putin ordered his military into the wider part of Ukraine overnight – despite weeks of denials that he would do so – with his forces entering the country from Russia, Belarus and Crimea, part of Ukraine already seized by Russia.Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says Russia has launched a "full-scale" attack with troops crossing the border on several fronts.The tank footage, which is said to have been filmed at Senkivka, was shown on CNN and then went viral on Twitter.Senkivka is at the border where Ukraine, Belarus and Russia meet, and is a long way from the regions of Ukraine that Putin originally said he was helping to defend.It also highlights the involvement of Belarus – one of Putin’s few allies in the region – in Putin’s operations.The world has been on tenterhooks for the past few weeks with Western intelligence warning that an invasion by Putin was imminent. Russia had publicly scoffed at that claim, but this morning’s actions appear to have vindicated those warnings.Earlier this week Putin invaded the Ukrainian regions of Donbask and Luhansk, claiming the separatist regions had asked for help, but the latest developments signify an all-out invasion of Ukraine.One of the responses on Twitter to the video of tanks at Senkivka says: “That’s nowhere near Donbas and Luhansk.

food after Russia launched a "full-scale" attack. Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a "specialist military operation" was underway in the rebel-controlled areas in the east of Ukraine in the early hours of Thursday (February 24).Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba says Russia has launched a "full-scale" attack with troops crossing the border on several fronts.As a result, residents in the country's capital of Kyiv have started fleeing towards the west of the country – away from the direction of the invasion which is coming in from the east and north.In a number of videos posted on Twitter, huge traffic jams have been spotted on the outskirts of Ukraine's largest city.One video was captioned: "Air raid sirens as refugee convoy hits traffic on outskirts of Kyiv.