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Olena Abramovych

Olena Abramovych is a European correspondent of RFERL's Ukrainian Service and Current Time since July 2023. Before joining RFE/RL, Olena worked for several Ukrainian media outlets as a Brussels correspondent following Russia's initial attack on Ukraine in 2014. She received her master’s degree in journalism at Kyiv-Mohyla Academy in 2012.

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October 01, 2024
5 Things To Know About New NATO Boss Mark Rutte

Mark Rutte has taken over as NATO's new secretary-general at an October 1 ceremony in Brussels. RFE/RL Brussels correspondent Olena Abramovych has five things to know about the Dutch politician who now heads the Western military alliance.
July 29, 2024
Ukraine Olympic House Showcases Country's 'Will To Win' Amid Ongoing War With Russia

The Ukraine House in Paris shows the struggles Ukrainian athletes faced in preparation for the Olympic Games, including building equipment to train under Russian occupation. The clubhouse, which features live concerts and art exhibitions, also looks to draw attention to Russia's war on the country.
July 26, 2024
Ukrainian Athletes Say War Losses Will Spur Them On In Paris

The 33rd Summer Olympics Games officially begins in Paris on July 26 with a grand opening ceremony along the Seine River. The Ukrainian team of about 140 athletes is the smallest in post-Soviet times. RFE/RL spoke to members of the Ukrainian team competing at the games.
July 25, 2024
Olympics Come To Paris, But Russia Won't Be Competing -- Or Watching

The Summer Olympics kick off in Paris on July 26, with the city staging sporting events under the Eiffel Tower and swimming in the Seine River. Official Russian and Belarusian teams have been barred -- although some athletes will compete under a neutral flag.
July 17, 2024
'Why Did They Shoot?': Mother Still Seeks Answers 10 Years After MH17 Shot Down

Ten years after a Malaysian airliner was blown out of the sky over Ukraine, killing all 298 people on board, the mother of one of the victims says she still has questions. A Dutch court ruled that Russian intelligence worked with a Ukrainian separatist leader to shoot down flight MH17.
June 07, 2024
High-Stakes Diplomacy In France As Zelenskiy Meets Macron, Biden

Two days of D-Day events, speeches, and diplomatic talks have ended in France with both U.S. President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy drawing parallels between World War II and the struggles of today. RFE/RL's Olena Abramovych reports from Paris.
June 06, 2024
Biden Warns That Autocrats Are Watching Support For Ukraine Closely

U.S. President Joe Biden, marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day in France, said surrendering to bullies who attack Ukraine is "simply unthinkable." Biden drew a parallel between Kyiv's fight against Moscow with the Allies' fight to liberate Europe from Nazi Germany's subjugation in World War II.
April 11, 2024
Kara-Murza's Wife Accuses Russia Of Using Punitive Cell To Hasten Prisoners' Illnesses

The wife of Russian opposition politician Vladimir Kara-Murza said her husband has been held in solitary confinement for the last six months in a jail cell that is just a few square meters with a single stool, a tiny window covered with bars, and a bed that folds into the wall.
April 05, 2024
Latvian Minister Says Proposed NATO Fund For Ukraine Would Show Unity Within Alliance

Latvia’s foreign minister says a proposal to create a 100 billion euro ($107 billion), five-year fund for Ukraine would improve coordination among NATO members on providing military aid and send a signal to Moscow that those in the alliance are providing the aid together.
January 30, 2024
Why Is Russia In The Dock Again At The International Court Of Justice?

The International Court of Justice (ICJ), the United Nations' top court, will rule on January 31 whether Russia breached international anti-terrorism and anti-discrimination laws in Ukraine. RFE/RL correspondent Olena Abramovych reports.

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