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Khimprom criminal network could not operate for years without government protection

European Solidarity lawmaker Mykola Kniazhytskyi discussed the Khimprom criminal network scandal, alleged ties between organized crime and law enforcement, accountability among security chiefs and mobilization failures in an interview with Radio NV on Nov. 9.

9 November, 01:38 PM

'Political bribe': Putin offered Trump Oleshky evacuation but fell into a trap – analyst

Political analyst Ihor Reiterovych discussed the implications of a ceasefire to evacuate civilians from Oleshky for Ukraine, Russia and the United States, and how the successful operation could be used as a model, in an interview with Radio NV on Nov. 2.

2 November, 11:37 AM

Ukraine should walk away from peace talks rather than legitimize capitulation – Harvard historian Plokhy

Harvard Ukrainian history professor Serhii Plokhy told Radio NV how the Yalta Conference shaped the world order, what a potential U.S.-Russia-China leaders' meeting could mean and how Ukraine should respond to unfavorable peace terms.

28 October, 11:38 AM

'Fighting in a new dimension': Khartiia colonel reveals how underground operation near Kupiansk unfolded

Col. Volodymyr Lysiuk, deputy commander of Ukraine's 2nd Khartiia Corps, told Radio NV how Operation Veles, described as the world's first underground counteroffensive, was planned near Kupiansk and why warfare is moving underground on Oct. 23.

23 October, 11:48 AM

'Mindichgate continues': Zhelezniak explains why NBU chief Pyshnyi should resign and how to raise military pay

Yaroslav Zhelezniak, first deputy chair of Ukraine's parliamentary Finance, Tax and Customs Policy Committee, discussed military pay raises and the ongoing Mindichgate scandal in an interview with Radio NV on Oct. 22.

22 October, 11:38 AM

'A choice between bad and worse': Igal Levin says U.S. is directly helping Russia and warns Ukraine

Israeli military analyst Igal Levin told Radio NV why he believes Ukraine should reject U.S. calls to halt strikes on Russian oil refineries and why European leaders have responded weakly to the crisis in U.S.-Ukraine relations on Oct. 16.

16 October, 12:16 PM

'A devious game by the U.S.': Romanenko discusses who ordered Starlink restrictions and Operation Vivaldi

Retired Lt. Gen. Ihor Romanenko discussed who in the U.S. ordered restrictions on Ukraine's Starlink access, whom Kyiv should work with to secure further military aid and what was lacking in Operation Vivaldi in an interview with Radio NV on Oct. 15.

15 October, 05:12 PM

What happens to Ukraine's nuclear reactors when Russia attacks the power grid? – expert Plachkov explains

Former nuclear regulator chief Hryhoriy Plachkov discussed Russia's push for a total blackout in Ukraine, energy grid protection, potential risks from IAEA delegates and Western energy assistance in an interview with Radio NV on Oct. 15.

15 October, 11:56 AM

Le Pen vows to end France's financial aid to Ukraine within six months if elected president

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, who is leading in the polls ahead of France's 2027 presidential election, would end financial aid to Ukraine within six months if she won, she said in an interview with the Financial Times on Oct. 14.

14 October, 05:42 PM

‘Russia does not want to negotiate’: Ukraine begins drafting political war plan — lawmaker Kostenko

Ukrainian lawmaker Roman Kostenko told Radio NV about lawmakers calling for deals with Russia, the need for a political war plan and the disconnect between battlefield achievements and a sense of decline on the home front on Oct. 7.

7 October, 01:43 PM

Zelenskyy blamed for anti-corruption reform delays as Ukraine faces funding shortfall — interview

Ukraine faces a budget shortfall entering the fourth quarter of 2026 and must quickly pass long-delayed anti-corruption legislation to secure international funding, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy bearing primary responsibility for the impasse, Nashi Hroshi project editor Yuriy Nikolov told Radio NV on Oct. 1.

1 October, 05:28 PM

Ukrainian lawmaker questions Fire Point contracts as other arms makers go unfunded

Independent Ukrainian lawmaker and Economic Development Committee member Lyudmyla Buimister discussed in an interview with Radio NV whether the Verkhovna Rada will pass the legislation needed to restore international financing, how Ukraine can close its defense budget shortfall and why private air defense has yet to begin operating.

1 October, 02:21 PM

Ukrainian forces still holding positions in Russia’s Kursk Oblast

Ukraine’s forces continue to hold positions inside Russia’s Kursk Oblast, including near the settlement of Novy Put, Maj. Gen. Dmytro Voloshyn, commander of the 8th Air Assault Corps, said in an interview with the BBC on Sept. 28.

28 September, 07:01 PM

Radina calls NABU independence Ukraine’s biggest win in Presidential Office scandal

Anastasia Radina, a lawmaker from the Servant of the People faction and head of the Verkhovna Rada’s anti-corruption committee, spoke in an interview with Radio NV about NABU’s work investigating corruption in the Presidential Office.

28 August, 02:54 PM

Keith Kellogg explains why he keeps supporting Ukraine

Former U.S. special envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg said he believes supporting Kyiv in its war against Russia places him on the “right side of history,” adding that most Americans back Ukraine.

28 August, 12:26 PM

Defense Minister Khmara reveals war plan at secret committee meeting, Drapatyi prepares personnel changes

National Security Committee Secretary Roman Kostenko discussed acting Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara's war plan, a parliamentary vote on his appointment and personnel decisions by Armed Forces chief Mykhailo Drapatyi in a Radio NV interview on Aug. 18.

18 August, 01:55 PM

Zelenskyy’s sweeping authority brings sweeping blame for Ukraine’s corruption — NV interview

Political strategist and five-term lawmaker Ihor Hryniv spoke to Radio NV about the results of a SOCIS poll, corruption as Ukraine’s leading problem and who is responsible, as well as the public’s assessment of the government’s mistakes and preparations for war.

11 August, 10:56 AM

'Elites will say Putin can be eaten': Feygin on Russia's war and talks

Lawyer and YouTube blogger Mark Feygin, who lives in France, told NV he had long predicted the war would spread to Russian territory and outlined how he believes events will unfold on July 28.

28 July, 11:15 AM

Iran is effectively participating in Russia’s war against Ukraine - Zelenskyy's video interview

Iran has de facto participated in the war against Ukraine by supplying Russia with Shahed drones, manufacturing technologies, and other weaponry, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in an interview with Sky News published on July 27.

27 July, 09:40 AM

Ukraine has funds to support troops only through August – MP Ivchenko

Batkivshchyna lawmaker and parliamentary defense committee member Vadym Ivchenko discussed former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov's alleged "blackmail" and his reforms on Radio NV on July 25.

25 July, 07:58 PM

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