As the war of Russian aggression and atrocities continue, the Voice of Ukraine seeks to tell the story of our Ukrainian brothers and sisters and partner churches in Ukraine, and to respond to the crisis with truthful information about the war, to make critical needs known, and to assist by mobilizing prayer and resources to address these needs.

Ultimately, we want to make known the hope of Christ through all we say and do during this crisis. Thank you for joining us!

– The MTW Ukraine Team


www.CratesforUkraine.com

HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
Option #1 – Contribute to the MTW Crates For Ukraine Project Fund
Option #2 – Contribute to MTW Ukraine Crisis Response

Aid Distribution Map in Ukraine
Click here to see the interactive map showing where aid is going. 


Lecture: Understanding Russia’s Execution of Genocide in Ukraine

2022 Elie Wiesel Memorial Lectures with Timothy Snyder: Understanding Genocide in Ukraine

ADMIN: This lecture by Timothy Snyder is a must listen for all who are sincerely interested in understanding what is happening in Ukraine and the Russian ‘thinking’ behind the prosecution of a genocidal war in Ukraine.


Updates & Stories

Voice of Ukraine on Hiatus

We want to let you know that Voice of Ukraine will be on hiatus for a time. We created Voice of Ukraine to bring greater awareness to the war in Ukraine and to support our fellow believers and churches. Since going online in February 2022, we have posted 6654 articles, had 435.9K views from 88.5K…

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1/9/2026 – The Kremlin Couldn’t Stop This (video)

From: Jason Hay Smart — Kremlin power is tested through a single mechanism: the protection racket that keeps cash moving when sanctions bite. The January 7, 2026 seizure of the Russian-linked tanker Marinera (formerly Bella 1) marks a shift from paper sanctions to physical interdiction, and it tells every broker, insurer, port authority, and shipowner…

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1/9/2026 — U.S. Coast Guard Seizes Russian Tanker in Atlantic as Paris Talks Map Post-War Ukraine Security Architecture

From: Transform Ukraine By Douglas Landro / January 8, 2026  American commandos boarded a newly Russian-flagged tanker in the North Atlantic just as diplomats in Paris began drawing the real blueprint for Ukraine’s post-war security order. The Day’s Reckoning The call came from the North Atlantic, not the front line.A Russian-flagged tanker sat under American control in open…

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1/9/2026 — Kyiv Mayor Klitschko urges residents to ‘temporarily leave city’ as Russia targets critical infrastructure

From: Kyiv Independent by Kateryna Denisova, Dominic Culverwell Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko called on residents of the capital, if possible, to leave the city after a Russian attack on Jan. 9 left half of the city’s apartment buildings without heating. As temperatures dropped below -10°C (14°F), Russia launched a mass attack on Ukraineovernight with 242 drones and 36…

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12/26/2025 — Frontline report: Kazakhstan cuts off key supply route for Russia’s war machine with new export controls

New restrictions on dual-use goods and defense exports deal a significant blow to Moscow’s sanctions evasion network, threatening production delays for Lancet drones, Kalibr missiles, and other weapons systems. From: Euromaiden Press BYREPORTING FROM UKRAINE Today, there is important news from Central Asia. Here, Kazakhstan has taken a decisive step that signals a further sharp…

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12/26/2025 — Reclaiming Russia’s ‘historical lands’: How far do Putin’s imperial ambitions extend?

From: Atlantic Council By Peter Dickinson As US officials talk up the prospects of a compromise peace with the Kremlin, Russian President Vladimir Putin has once again signaled that his expansionist appetite is far from sated. In a bellicose address delivered to Russian Defense Ministry officials in Moscow on December 17, Putin declared that the maximalist…

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12/26/2025 — Russian Generals and War Insiders are GETTING OUT Now 

From: Jason Hay Smart — Why are the architects of Russia’s war secretly buying tickets out? A reported list has surfaced identifying two hundred and four high-level Russian officials currently securing citizenship in Serbia. These are not ordinary tourists; the names include directors of state railways and key avionics engineers like Viktor Shendrik and Konstantin…

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12/26/2025 — Ukraine Peace Plan Meets Reality: Russia Rejects 20-Point Deal as Drones Hit Power Grid and Battlefield Lies Collapse

From: Transform Ukraine By Douglas Landro / December 25, 2025  As diplomats unveiled a revised peace framework, Russian drones darkened Ukrainian cities and Kremlin insiders exposed how Moscow was demanding territory its army never controlled. The Day’s Reckoning The drones came first, before dawn, their engines buzzing low over darkened cities as Ukrainians slept through Christmas Eve. By…

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12/22/2025 — Moscow “Allies” Turn PREDATORY: Moscow Pays Up

From: Jason Jay Smart — The Kremlin just signaled a severe internal break by changing who represents its interests at the negotiating table. Regimes that feel secure send diplomats to project power, but governments facing a liquidity crisis send financial fixers to secure survival. This shift exposes the reality that high interest rates are choking…

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12/22/2025 — Narrating the war: Analyzing Russia’s narratives for its invasion of Ukraine

From: Atlantic Council By Casey Michel Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 challenged much of the common Western understanding of Russia. How can the world better understand Russia? What are the steps forward for Western policy? The Eurasia Center’s new “Russia Tomorrow” series seeks to reevaluate conceptions of Russia today and better prepare for its future…

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12/22/2025 — Peace Talks in Miami as Ukrainian Drones Destroy Russian Jets in Crimea and Missiles Kill Civilians in Odesa

From: Transform Ukraine By Douglas Landro / December 21, 2025  As Russian diplomats met U.S. envoys in Miami, Ukraine answered on the battlefield—obliterating fighter jets in Crimea while Russian missiles turned a civilian bus in Odesa into a mass-casualty scene. The Day’s Reckoning On December 20, 2025, the war delivered its reckoning with unforgiving clarity. In Miami, Russian…

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