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Jane Lytvynenko

@janelytvynenko

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Reporting on tech and conflict @nbcnews
Formerly WSJ, Harvard Shorenstein Center, BuzzFeed News
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Thousands of prisoners of war have gone through Russia’s detention system and thousands more remain.

Many of them have been forced to film propaganda videos in which they decry their country.

The consequences of the propaganda can follow the Ukrainian prisoners home — and to their grave.

Watch our team’s short documentary and read the story on Russia’s prisoner propaganda machine.

On NBCNews.com and YouTube. Link in stories. by @janelytvynenko

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Our short documentary about the most bombed McDonald’s in the world is now available on YouTube.

Link in stories or find it on the NBC News YouTube channel. by @janelytvynenko

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The most bombed McDonald’s in the world is in my old neighborhood, Lukianivka. It has withstood at least nine bombardments. Its walls are pockmarked and the sign melted.

It is also the first McDonald’s to ever open in Ukraine. This story looks at how, amid war and revolution, it has remained an island of normalcy.

Photos by @oksana_par

Read more and watch the short documentary at NBCnews.com by @janelytvynenko

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At @poynter_institute’s Global Fact in Vilnius this year, I delivered two workshops: Investigating With Telegram and Interviewing for Digital Evidence.

The exchange of experience between reporters is critical to our work. I learned more from colleagues than I taught, particularly as journalism and fact checking are increasingly targeted around the world. by @janelytvynenko

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One year in the making, the story of a front-line town as the Russians closed in.

Druzhkivka was a factory town of 68,000 with the last tram line in Donbas, two rivers and leafy streets. As Russia ground closer, the residents faced an agonizing decision: When to drop everything and run?

Photos by @emanuelesatolli

Read on wsj.com by @janelytvynenko

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4 months ago

Video analysis of Iranian drone strikes on 7 countries reveal a pattern of inadequate protection for strategic locations from the outset of the war.

Drones have hit military bases, logistics hubs, diplomatic buildings and energy infrastructure, our analysis shows.

Read more on NBCNews.com by @janelytvynenko

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7 months ago

Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb is one of the most ambitious covert operations to date, striking a precious airplane fleet deep inside Russia.

Read our exclusive account based on conversations with those involved on wsj.com by @janelytvynenko

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10 months ago

Living in Kherson means risking execution from the sky.

From the beginning of this year, Russian drone operators have launched over 101,000 drones at Kherson region, about 30,000 at the city—roughly 5,000 per month, according to authorities.

@oksana.grytsenko.7 and I report on the situation in the city.

Photos by @emanuelesatolli

Geolocated data and video verification from @cen4infores

Link in stories or read on wsj.com by @janelytvynenko

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a year ago

In the southern Ukrainian region of Kherson, Russia is using small quadcopter attack drones to bombard farmers as they harvest grain.

Our story on the farmers who shot back.

With Oksana Grytsenko, photographs by Emanuele Satolli.

Link in stories or read on wsj.com by @janelytvynenko

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Largest attack on the capital yet last night killed a mother with her newborn child and, for the first time in the three-and-a-half year war, damaged a government building in Kyiv.

Link in stories or read on wsj.con by @janelytvynenko

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Russia’s overnight attack has killed at least 17, with rescue works ongoing.

Link to article in stories. by @janelytvynenko

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A youth-led backlash pushed Zelensky to his biggest u-turn yet, delivering another victory for Ukraine’s robust civil society.

“The real opposition in Ukraine has always been the people,” said one of the organizers, a veteran who was among the first to call for protest.

Link in stories or read on wsj.com by @janelytvynenko

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