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When will Russia attack next? Some Ukrainians turn to tarot readers to find out
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When will Russia attack next? Some Ukrainians turn to tarot readers to find out

by Kate Tsurkan

The viewer count ticks upward — dozens, then hundreds, sometimes nearly a thousand. Just about everyone has tuned in for the same reason: to hear Tetya (Auntie) Fania’s latest predictions about the threat of Russian attacks against Ukrainian cities. “(Let’s look at) Kyiv in November,” she says during a recent broadcast, picking cards from a shuffled deck. “There could be problems with resources beyond electricity, gas, and the like. There will be serious water problems in Kyiv…Maybe rolling bla

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Ukraine battlefield update: Frontline situation ahead of winter — Next KI Insights monthly briefing

As winter approaches, Ukraine’s armed forces face mounting challenges along the front. What are the key dynamics shaping the battlefield, and how might they evolve in the coming months? Join an exclusive KI Insights briefing featuring expert guest Rob Lee, who will share firsthand observations from his recent trip to the frontlines and provide expert analysis on the military outlook. Format: Online, in English. The event will include a presentation by KI Insights and an in-depth discussion wit

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