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Milàn Czerny is a reporter for the Wall Street Journal. His work, often OSINT-driven, has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Associated Press, Haaretz, OCCRP, The Moscow Times, The Kyiv Independent, Meduza, and other publications.

The Wall Street Journal •

How Iran Devastated an American Naval Base—and Caused a U.S. Recalculation

The damage done to U.S.’s sole naval base in the Middle East—along with hits to at least 20 U.S. sites across the region, including military installations and diplomatic facilities—has the U.S. re-evaluating its entire footprint in the region, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of satellite imagery, social-media footage and interviews with current and former servicemembers.
The Wall Street Journal •

Iran Is Hitting the Radars That Underpin U.S. Missile Defenses

Iran is targeting the radar systems that serve as the eyes of the air defenses in the Middle East, hitting several in recent days and degrading the ability of the U.S. and its allies to track incoming missiles.Iranian strikes in retaliation for the U.S. and Israeli bombing campaign have hit radar, communications and air defense systems in Qatar, the U.A.E., Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, according to U.S. officials, military analysts and commercially available satellite images. The st...
The Wall Street Journal •

Missed Funerals and Blocked Toilets: Iran Deployment Takes a Toll on U.S. Sailors

One sailor missed the death of his great-grandfather. Another is thinking about leaving the Navy after almost a year away from her toddler daughter. Two more said the ship had sewage problems.

President Trump’s decision to extend for a second time the deployment of the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford is taking a toll on the ship’s sailors and their families, and leading some to consider leaving the Navy when they return to home port, according to interviews with sailors on board the ship an...
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International Journalism Festival •

Censorship and self-censorship in media during wars

In times of war, the media often faces increasing censorship from authorities as well as self-censorship driven by a desire to avoid harming national interests or facing societal backlash. This panel will explore the experiences of journalists in two countries, Israel and Ukraine, who have encountered varying degrees of censorship including self-censorship during wartime.
In recent months, Israeli journalists have been subjected to heightened pressure from authorities, including expanded powers...
Foreign Policy Research Institute •

The Struggle Israel - Foreign Policy Research Institute

We take a jaunt south to explore the people and politics behind Israel’s Ukraine policy. What do Israel’s leaders want from this war, and how do more locational considerations fit in? What does the local population with roots in the former Soviet Union make of all this?
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We take a jaunt south to explore the people and politics behind Israel’s Ukraine policy. What do Israel’s leaders want from this...
The Moscow Times •

Russia's Difficult Balancing Act Between Israel and Iran - The Moscow Times

Israel and Iran's exchange of strikes over the past week has fueled fears that the longstanding enmity between the two countries could spill over into all-out war as Israel continues its offensive on Gaza in the wake of the attack on Israel by the Tehran-backed Palestinian militant group Hamas.
Moscow has traditionally tried to maintain relations with all the major powers in the Middle East. But the war in Ukraine has brought Moscow and Tehran especially close, with the same Shahed drones that t...