Veronika Melkozerova is a Ukraine reporter at various prominent outlets. She covers a range of topics including conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs, with a particular focus on aviation, drone technology, and energy policy. Veronika's work has been featured in The Atlantic, POLITICO, E&E News, POLITICO Europe, and other notable publications.
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Veronika Melkozerova's coverage mainly revolves around the Ukraine-Russia conflict, international relations, military matters, and cybersecurity. Her focus is on evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
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By: Veronika Melkozerova
Zelenskyy said intelligence sharing is “precisely what helps prevent people from being killed.”
By: Milena Wälde, Veronika Melkozerova
Zelenskyy called the strikes deliberate, saying Russia had hit infrastructure covered by the energy ceasefire announced by Trump.
By: Victor Jack, Ibrahim Naber, Veronika Melkozerova
Reported restrictions on Elon Musk's satellite system have revived questions over Kyiv's reliance on a service controlled by a U.S. company.
The Ukrainian president complained about delayed air defense deliveries, the U.S. no longer warning of ballistic missile attacks and a slowdown in crucial Starlink services.
By: Tim Ross, Veronika Melkozerova
After 20 months of upheaval in transatlantic relations, EU officials fear the U.S. president dislikes Ukraine's leader too much to push for a fair peace.
Kyiv's government is vowing to fix the bureaucratic hurdles faced by foreign volunteers.
By: Veronika Melkozerova
Kyiv also attacked Russia with more than 800 drones, the defense ministry in Moscow said.
By: Veronika Melkozerova
Although some Ukrainian drone pilots have reported a marked improvement, there are still “constant connection interruptions.”
Kyiv thanked the United States and the United Arab Emirates for facilitating the third stage of the swap.
By: Hannah Roberts, Veronika Melkozerova, Tim Ross
Some European governments have criticized Alexander Stubb and Jonas Gahr Støre for breaking ranks and calling the Russian leader directly.
