Daniel Kosoy

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Daniel Kosoy is a Ukrainian-American writer and reporter for UNITED24 Media. Born in Los Angeles, California, studying media and photography at Santa Monica College. His work is distinguished by a focus on the ongoing war in Ukraine, encompassing a wide range of military topics from the prosecution of war criminals to strategic analyses and human rights issues. Since 2019, Daniel has been dedicated to covering life in Ukraine as a documentarian and writer, offering insights into the complexities and resilience of the nation amid conflict. His reporting often highlights the courage and determination of the Ukrainian people and shedding light on critical issues in Ukraine.

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Daniel Kosoy
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War in Ukraine
Ukraine Turns to More Nuclear Energy to Combat Russia's Energy Terrorism
Since March 2024, Russia has returned to its strategy of shelling Ukrainian energy infrastructure. In Ukraine, 90% of thermal generation, 75% of coal, and 40% of hydro generation have been destroyed, the shelling of energy facilities in each oblast continues, and the largest nuclear power plant in Europe is under occupation.
Aug 02, 2024 14:42
Author
Daniel Kosoy
Category
War in Ukraine
Wagner Mercenaries Got Smoked in Mali, What Have They Been Up to Since the Failed Moscow Coup?
On July 27th, footage emerged on social media showing the aftermath of an ambush of a military convoy in Mali. The scene depicted dozens of bodies and destroyed vehicles, mostly belonging to the Wagner mercenary group. This raises a lot of questions about the Wagner Group's activities after their leader Evgeny Prigozhin failed coup attempt and death.
Aug 02, 2024 12:57
Author
Daniel Kosoy
Category
World
Evan Gershkovich and the Russian Strategy Behind Taking Political Prisoners
On July 19th, during a closed-door trial in a Russian court in Yekaterinburg, Evan Gershkovich—the Wall Street Journal reporter—was sentenced to 16 years in prison for espionage. After the court's decision, it’s clear that Gershkovich is another one of Russia’s high-profile political prisoners. This all follows a pattern where in almost all other cases, Russia expects to receive real criminals in exchange for foreign hostages.
Jul 30, 2024 13:45
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Daniel Kosoy
Category
Culture
As Olympic Games Begin, Get to Know Ukraine's Famous Athletes From Over the Years
With the Olympics right around the corner, and Ukrainian athletes performing on the world stage, let's take a moment and look at some famous Ukrainian athletes and their monumental achievements.
Jul 25, 2024 18:06
Author
Daniel Kosoy
Category
War in Ukraine
How Russia's Anti-Imperial Façade Masks Deep Domestic Racism
In its recent pursuit of influence, Russia has formed strategic partnerships across Asia, Africa, and South America. While officials present an idealized image of Russian society, the reality for visitors, immigrants, and mixed-race people often includes widespread racism.
Jul 24, 2024 13:45
Author
Daniel Kosoy
Category
War in Ukraine
The Hidden Cost of Russia’s Convicts-Turned-Soldiers Returning Home
Russian prisoners who were given the chance to fight in Ukraine for their freedom are returning to their communities, more violent, and causing panic across the country.
Jul 19, 2024 20:54