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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

Russia's strikes on Ukraine resemble Hamas and Hezbollah attacks on Israel, but with a key difference – Musiienko

Ukrainian serviceman Oleksandr Musiienko discussed Russia's overnight attack on Ukraine, which damaged a metro station, a shopping mall and residential buildings in Kyiv, during an interview with Radio NV on Oct. 22.

22 October, 02:06 PM

'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

Will Trump side with Ukraine or at least remain neutral? Radio NV asks readers and listeners

Radio NV asked NV readers and listeners whether they believe U.S. President Donald Trump will side with Ukraine or at least remain neutral.

18 October, 12:16 PM

'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

Operation Vivaldi sets precedent for new military cooperation between branches – veteran Dykyi

Ukrainian war veteran and former Aidar Battalion company commander Yevhen Dykyi told Radio NV that Operation Vivaldi established an unprecedented model of cooperation among different branches of the military.

9 October, 01:02 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

Nearly half of respondents say internet access is essential for life and work, NV poll finds

Radio NV asked its audience how critically important internet access is to them, and nearly half of the respondents said it is essential for both daily life and work. The poll, conducted on Sept. 29, drew 1,168 participants.

29 September, 01:58 PM

Russia will use strikes on ‘humanitarian’ shipments carrying troops to Oleshky against Ukraine — expert

Petro Andriushchenko, head of the Center for the Study of Occupation, told Radio NV that Russia could use Ukrainian strikes on purported humanitarian shipments to Oleshky, which also carry Russian troops, against Ukraine on Sept. 24.

24 September, 05:00 PM

‘Deal without Ukraine’: Trump-Xi meeting could be decisive for war, with Taiwan in play — Kotov

A meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping could be decisive in efforts to halt the fighting in Ukraine, public policy expert Illia Kotov told Radio NV on Sept. 23.

24 September, 01:30 AM

What Zelenskyy should do about Trump’s demand to halt strikes on Russian refineries — political analyst

Political analyst Leonid Shvets told Radio NV what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy should do in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s demand to halt strikes on Russian oil refineries.

23 September, 04:06 AM

Dykyi explains how Ukraine broke through Moscow’s air defenses

Russian-Ukrainian war veteran and former Aidar battalion company commander Yevhen Dykyi discussed the combined attack on Moscow, Zelenskyy’s expected meeting with Trump, Russia’s sham elections and Operation Vivaldi in a Radio NV interview on Sept. 22.

23 September, 03:50 AM

Putin signals readiness for sharp escalation as Russia pressures Ukraine — analyst

Political analyst Ivan Preobrazhensky, who has lived in Europe for 14 years but remains one of the foremost experts on Russia, tells NV how he views recent events and what impact they could have in the future.

10 September, 12:45 PM

Should Ukraine retaliate after Russian drone nearly hits Zelenskyy’s plane? – Radio NV poll

Radio NV asked its audience whether Ukraine should retaliate after a Russian drone nearly struck President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s plane in Moldova.

10 September, 12:16 PM

Ukraine is the only nation buying weapons through tenders during war – expert

Ukraine is the only country in the world that uses open tenders to buy weapons during an active war, Executive Director of the Ukrainian Council of Weapons Manufacturers Ihor Fedirko told Radio NV on August 25.

27 August, 08:23 AM

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

Ukraine faces race against the clock as technology edge fades – expert

Russian countermeasures are making Starlink increasingly less effective on the battlefield, serviceman, co-founder of the Center for Aerial Reconnaissance Support, and former lawmaker from the eighth Verkhovna Rada convocation, Ihor Lutsenko, told Radio NV on Aug. 11, suggesting what Ukraine should do in response, and where the country must place its primary bets in the war.

12 August, 04:12 PM

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