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(1/6) NEW: Nighttime satellite images from @NASA have captured the magnitude of power outages and rolling blackouts in Ukraine resulting from Russia’s invasion. Watch from space as Ukraine is plunged into darkness. (Free link to story in following tweet.)
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We verified over 50 videos posted by members of the IDF combat engineering corps showing destruction of civilian infrastructure. Recently, a number of these videos have been highlighted in the controlled demolition along the so-called "buffer zone".
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Soundtrack of a coup: "Niger is our home, whoever tries to attack us will face the consequences." We've looked into the revival of old and new military propaganda in Niger, remixed for the TikTok era. with @sskerrr
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“Here, you can find yourselves as real men, earn a fair salary, and make all your childhood dreams and wishes come true.”
How the Russian military’s recruitment campaign has played out on TV: nytimes.com/2023/08/23/world… with Alina Lobzina, @sskerrr @NatalieReneau
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(1/7) In one of the hottest summers on record, people experiencing homelessness face some of the most severe risks. Our video shows life on the streets of Orlando, Fla., where a housing crisis is pushing more people to live unsheltered in dangerous heat. nyti.ms/4548L0L
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Video evidence shows asylum seekers in Greece, among them young children, being rounded up and stripped of their belongings, then taken to sea and abandoned on a raft by the Coast Guard.
"We didn't expect to survive that day," one woman said of the ordeal.nyti.ms/3pO7QlQ
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Shocking and important piece by @MatinaStevis @sskerrr @KassieBracken and Nimet Kirac. Hopefully the @EU_Commission can muster more than "concern"... nytimes.com/2023/05/19/world…
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Clear evidence of Greek authorities bundling migrants onto boats, taking them to sea and setting them adrift. Appalling stuff.
By @MatinaStevis @sskerrr @KassieBracken & Nimet Kirac.
The Turkish authorities are eager to paint the Greek ones in a negative light, part of the hostile game of water ball between the 2, with humans caught in the middle.
They gave us rare permission to meet the migrants in the detention facility in Izmir.
nytimes.com/2023/05/19/world…
New and out today w/@MatinaStevis @KassieBracken and Nimet Kirac.
The Turkish authorities are eager to paint the Greek ones in a negative light, part of the hostile game of water ball between the 2, with humans caught in the middle.
They gave us rare permission to meet the migrants in the detention facility in Izmir.
nytimes.com/2023/05/19/world…
We met Qader Haidari and his family on Wed in Tijuana. Originally from Afghanistan, they had traveled through Central America & were kidnapped by gang members last week in the Mexican state of Sonora.
Watch: nyti.ms/3nYWj2B (w/Noah Throop, @alinecorpus + @rarecanary)
That afternoon, we met Qader again at the wall. He had been given a bracelet by CPB that said "Wednesday," indicating his arrival date.
I was in Tijuana this week reporting on the scene as #Title42 expired on May 11.
On Friday morning, we accompanied Antonio & his family, who are fleeing violence in the Mexican state of Michoacán, to their long-awaited asylum appointment.
🎁 link: nyti.ms/3O90ofk
Reported and produced w/Noah Throop, @alinecorpus and @axelboada.
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Antonio & his family, who had been living in a Tijuana shelter for months while waiting for an appointment to seek asylum in the U.S., are some of the first to be processed after #title42 expires
nytimes.com/video/world/amer… (by @sskerrr, Noah Throop, @alinecorpus & @axelboada)
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In Avdiivka, a frontline city in Eastern Ukraine, over 1800 locals are under non-stop shelling, living in suffocating and dark basements. @YousurAlhlou and I travelled there right before the city became off limits nytimes.com/video/world/euro…
(5/6) In places like Kyiv, the effects of Russian strikes on power infrastructure in late 2022, drastically reduced visible light in the nation’s capital. This tactic aimed to “weaponize” winter by creating tough conditions to test Ukrainian resolve across the country.
(6/6) Check out the story here (no paywall) for visualizations of Mariupol, as well as Odesa and Crimea, and additional context and analysis. Big thanks to wonderful collaborators: @WilliamJBroad, @MarcSantoraNYT & @wallacetim. nyti.ms/3LYrTXY












