Yulia Mykytenko

Yulia Mykytenko

soldier Ukraine

Yulia Mykytenko is a dedicated lieutenant in the Ukrainian army, known for her resilience and strategic leadership during the ongoing war. As a member of the Hellish Hornets platoon, she has navigated the challenges of combat and has become a vocal advocate for Ukraine's sovereignty and democratic values, often sharing her insights and experiences through poetry and social media.

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Ireland Ireland: Lieutenant Yulia Mykytenko’s Fight for Ukraine is highlighted in the article. 7

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: It may be extortionate, but I’d rather share our resources with US than Russia – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Lieutenant Yulia Mykytenko’s fight for Ukraine is highlighted in the article. 7

Vladimir Putin Donald Trump Volodymyr Zelenskiy Alexei Navalny Denys Tamara Katya Mykhailo
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: I think Putin is testing Trump, to see how far he can go and how many advantages he can get – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Yulia Mykytenko writes about the despair felt by her compatriots due to Trump’s warmth towards Vladimir Putin. 5

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: The reshaping of America’s relationships with allies and adversaries – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Yulia Mykytenko is a lieutenant fighting for Ukraine. 9

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The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: ‘Denys was skinny and muscular, with fair hair and blue-grey eyes. He was killed near Donetsk in February’ – The Irish Times