

Asami Terajima
ReporterAsami Terajima is a reporter at the Kyiv Independent covering Ukrainian military affairs and front-line developments. She is the co-author of the weekly War Notes newsletter. She previously worked as a business reporter for the Kyiv Post, focusing on international trade, infrastructure, investment, and energy. Originally from Japan, Terajima moved to Ukraine during childhood and completed her bachelor's degree in Business Administration in the U.S. She is the winner of the Thomson Reuters Foundation's Kurt Schork Award in International Journalism 2023 (Local Reporter category) and the George Weidenfeld Prize, awarded as part of Germany's Axel Springer Prize 2023. She was also featured on the Media Development Foundation's 2023 "25 under 25: Young and Bold" list of emerging media makers in Ukraine. She is among the finalists for the U.K.'s One World Media Award 2026 in the Print category and the French Bayeux Calvados-Normandy award 2025 for war correspondents in the Young Reporter category.
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Russian drone hits Sumy-Kyiv train, passengers evacuated on time

Ukraine says it struck 2 oil refineries in Russia

Ukraine says it struck 12 Russian shadow fleet vessels in Black Sea and Sea of Azov

Russian attacks across Ukraine kill at least 12, injure 81

Head of body recovery group Platsdarm killed, his wife says

Russian attacks kill 7, injure over 123 in Ukraine over past day

'It started flying right at me' — Russian drone seen targeting vegetable seller at Kherson market in horrific footage

Russian attack on 'transport infrastructure' in Odesa Oblast wounds 13 people, governor says

Russian attack on gas station in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast kills 3, including rescue worker and his 8-year-old son

Ukraine keeps changing defense ministers. Is that hurting the war effort?

Ukraine reports hitting 14 energy facilities in occupied Crimea over 3 days amid widespread power outages

Zaluzhnyi breaks silence, says new commander-in-chief faces 'incredibly difficult job'

We asked Ukrainian soldiers what they think about Drapatyi, their new commander-in-chief




