Dominic Culverwell is a reporter at the Kyiv Independent. He specializes in energy and mining, covering topics such as energy policy, renewable energy, and the environmental impacts of mining, while also exploring broader themes in regional and world news. Dominic's work has been featured in Yahoo News, bne IntelliNews, Business New Europe, and several other prominent publications.
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Dominic Culverwell's coverage revolves around the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, particularly military attacks and casualties. His focus on local events in Ukraine, especially related to government announcements and breaking news, suggests he is likely to respond well to pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights into the ongoing conflict.
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By: Dominic Culverwell
Volleys of explosions deafened Kyiv in the early hours of Oct. 14, as Russia targeted multiple energy facilities powering the embattled capital amid a new campaign to isolate and disconnect the city following a brutal summer of relentless strikes on businesses and critical infrastructure.
As regular Russian strikes on energy facilities leave parts of Kyiv without running water, fears are mounting that further power outages could spark a serious humanitarian and public health crisis in a city whose water and sewage system depends entirely on electricity.
By: Dominic Culverwell
Under a mechanism developed by Ukraine's Infrastructure Ministry, Kyiv will compensate shipowners, operators, and charterers whose vessels fly under the Ukrainian or a foreign flag for up to 80% of the assessed damage if insurers don't cover the risks.
By: Dominic Culverwell
The initiative will focus on resilient communications, navigation, and onboard autonomy, as Sine Engineering specializes in producing satellite-independent navigation software, enabling
By: Dominic Culverwell
Videos filmed by locals show smoke billowing over the city in the early morning, with reports claiming that the Tolyattikauchuk chemical plant was attacked and that evacuations took place at the AvtoVAZ car manufacturing factory.
By: Dominic Culverwell
Overnight, Russian forces launched 126 drones, 61 of which were jet-powered, while Ukraine's air defense managed to suppress 101 drones, including 50 jet-powered drones, the Air Force said.
By: Dominic Culverwell
Included in the first sanctions list are 51 Russian citizens and 44 businesses producing and supplying raw materials, equipment, and tools used in long-range weapons like Iskander, Kalibr, Kh-101, and Kinzhal missiles.
The Bars jet powered drone has a range of 1,000 kilometers and can reach speeds of up to 700 kilometers per hour. The manufacturer of the drones is not publicly known for security reasons.
By: Dominic Culverwell
European Parliament Vice President Pina Picierno announced the hunger strike on Oct. 20, demanding an immediate humanitarian truce in the occupied town.
By: Dominic Culverwell
As temperatures are falling in Kyiv, so are rent prices, with residents leaving the capital to escape Russian bombardment and the prospect of a winter without heating and electricity.
